QS1 wrote:Get on the Spirit, pick some in Melbourne and sail back. Sure it is safest way. You will not be able to make decent enough by yourself - trust me, I am chemical engineer by diploma. You could make something that spit your ball out of barrel, but it would be nowhere as good as proper one. Also I been toying with Trail Boss in my 45-90 and discard this idea once and forever. Contact Forbes and make sure that Graeme put aside few bottles for you. Bonus: you can visit Melbourne Zoo
Not a new law at all (to answer a question posted some time ago).
Go to the web site for booking onto the Spirit from Melbourne. Look at what you can and can't take in the way of firearms and ammunition.
Note that hand loads are expressly not permitted. One of the reasons I don't go there to compete in National competitions. Factory loads for my "toys" is not available / not made. I have to make it.
Good luck getting powder.
For those of you who think it's an easy process to make, you need to realise that the normal process of forming the amalgam was to use a roller wheel mill. The wheels grind the slurry (yes, it's a wet paste while being formed) prior to drying, crushing, sieving/grading and packing.
And, as per previous posts, there have been many production facilities flattened, even in relatively recent times
https://www.ksla.com/story/2518616/blac ... explosion/ http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthr ... GOEX-plant and there's many more.
Don't be tempted to set up, what would surely be, a Hazardous Industry facility.