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The first thing I did was wash the mold in dish soap, rinse in hot water and dry quickly as possible. I adjusted the pins to where I though they would work the best however one of them did loosen up just a tad when I checked the mold after letting it cool down. Out of three hundred cast approximately I only rejected about 70 of them because of the flash mainly. I did a quick scope adjustment on the terrible scope that I have on my DAR22 (my latest gun purchase), it’s a Centerpoint which are about the bottom of the line for scopes that says 3-9X but anything above 3 gets worse the more you zoom. I did zero it in at 20 yards on 3X before I went to the state land to really try these pellets out. I did get a silver dollar sized group on 3X at 40 yards with it which I consider just fine. I then headed to a good red squirrel spot and got a nice head shot kinda just behind the ear of a red squirrel which dropped him right where she was but need another shot to the rear of her head to really put her down.
The first clip of the video was shot with my DAR177.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGctp1VH1WI
Most all of the pellets were very close to 23 grains and look really good. Al I think you hit a home run with this mold because they even seem to shoot better than the H&N’s I tried in the gun previously which were 21 grain.

I also was getting some whiskers on the air channels in the mold but running the mold a little cooler gets rid of them. The mold never really gets hot enough to warp the way that I make them with the spout of my enclosed ladle that fits perfectly into the sprue plate, I then do a 90 degree tilt back and forth and the skirts come out perfect.
At the present tune I’m getting about 860fps with them and I think they’d be happy at 900fps too, for those of you with the Mrods in .22 this pellet will probably shoot really good out of them too.
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