Description

Lyman 1958 Handbook of Cast Bullets 1st Edition

212 pages, about 11″ x 8″, glossy soft-cover in full color. New COLOR re-print restored and digitally enhanced from a nice original. Printed on high quality 20# 97 bright acid free paper. Fully Illustrated. Many people use the 1973 and 1958 Lyman Cast Bullet Handbooks together. See the link below. This one is a bit more expensive because it is printed in color like the original. The 1973 version was printed in B&W, so is ours.

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The Lyman 1958 Handbook of Cast Bullets stands as a foundational text for bullet casting enthusiasts. This first edition offers comprehensive insights into the art and science of casting lead bullets, reflecting Lyman’s commitment to supporting shooters and reloaders with authoritative resources.

Key Features:

• Historical Perspectives: Articles from notable figures such as Elmer Keith, Charles Lyman, and Lysle Kilbourn provide context and depth to bullet casting practices.

• Technical Guidance: Detailed instructions cover topics like fluxing, sizing, lubrication, and selecting the appropriate bullet for your firearm.

• Data Section: Extensive load data and ballistic information cater to a wide range of calibers and firearm types.

• Illustrations: The handbook includes diagrams and images to aid in understanding casting techniques and equipment setup.

This meticulously reproduced reprint preserves the original’s content and layout, making it an invaluable resource for both novice and experienced bullet casters. Whether you’re seeking to enhance your skills or delve into the history of bullet casting, the Lyman 1958 Handbook offers a wealth of knowledge.

Note: This reprint is available in both print and PDF formats, ensuring accessibility for all enthusiasts.