For the small pours such as bullets and the smaller sinkers you need fine control pouring small amounts of clean lead. Users should be aware of the health risks associated with lead exposure, including birth defects and cancer. Without these technologies, things like personalised recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly.

A cheap Stainless Steel container would be better (also good heat transfer) or failing that Cast Iron.

Wear safety gear, including a respirator and heat-resistant clothes, to protect yourself from lead dust and molten metal. Keep your gloves on, even if the mold is cool to the touch, because the lead may still be hot enough to burn you. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Now, honestly, if I were trying to shoot Sub MOA 1000yd shots out of habit, I wouldn't be using Lee.

I haven't cast with a dipper in thirty or forty years and don't intend to go back to one so would like something with a hole in the bottom. From reading the comments here, I think I'll go with my initial plan and get one of the smaller Lee Pots. Net says besides sinker and bullet casting these were commonly used for melting plumbing lead and Babbitt. Continue stirring for another 1-2 minutes until the smoke and flames die down, then use your slotted spoon to remove the skim the dross off the surface of the molten lead.It also provides good safety information when dealing with hot lead and how to prevent inhalation of lead fumes.