Well, I wanted to get some in before doing a recommendation but here goes:
http://www.precisionreloading.com/shot.htm
Note that shipping is a flat fee of 10 bucks for up to 50lbs. I just ordered 20
lbs (I figured that for 1 sack I was paying nearly 50% for shipping). I also
have a copy stand that has a hollow square tube. If I do some high
magnification macro work I have to do things like pre-fire, hold breath, tell
everyone not to walk into the room, that sort of thing. I don't expect a lot of
improvement for the copy stand, but it's worth a shot. I know Moose, groan.
Jay
>So, where's the link? Extending Moose's excellent thought experiment,
>perhaps copper plating would be more better as the copper oxidizes. I
>think that cupric oxide (such as found on the surface of old pennies)
>would have have a higher coefficient of friction than the nickel.
>
>Chuck Norcutt
>> Walt uses and recommends:
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/vokqf
>>
>> Get the 7 1/2 size, divide it up into one 5 lb. bag and two 3 lb. bags.
>> Can't
>> be beat. Use it under or over, or both, to kill vibrations. Way more better
>> than beans, or even sand.
>>
>> Walt
>
> Walt,
> Cabela's is back ordered for 6-7 weeks. I found another site that has copper
> plated 7 1/2 10lbs for 23 bucks. So is copper plating better/worse that
> nickel
> for this purpose?
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