Hello,
I haven't cast bullets yet, though long ago I did cast some custom sinkers for fishing, also I've sized and lubed cast bullets so I have an extremely basic experience set.
It might actually approach spring before I do cast any bullets, as I screwed up and left my casting equipment and much of my loading equipment up in the mountains. And they are now covered in snow and ice.
The road up to my land is somewhat difficult when it's dry, and it's very difficult to get up when it has any lubricant on it (even a heavy rain makes it difficult). Plus for most of the road you definitely don't want to slide off, as while it would be exciting ride to the bottom, it would likely be your last.
I was setting up a loading/casting area up there (I live there in the spring/summer/fall - someday I plan to be there year round). I planned to bring down my equipment before the roads got too bad, but screwed up and was down below when the weather turned (I also cleverly left my tire chains up there). - I'm still planning to go back up someday soon, but I may be forced to park at the bottom and walk to the top, which would limit what I bring out (I also have some mobility issues -wrecked knees, and I use a cane- so I'm not hauling much up or down the hill besides myself).
Anyway enough whining from me.
I'm joining this forum in order to get a more complete knowledge on what I'll need to do once I do start casting. I feel that I have a fairly good idea about what will be involved from watching some Youtube videos, reading the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook, and other sources. But I know that I'll likely run into unforeseen problems when I actually start casting. So I'm still trying to learn anything I can.