Am not set up for casting and likely won't be, living in a condominium with no way to get proper ventilation. Have been purchasing my bullets from a fellow in KC who did good work at a reasonable cost, but who recently suffered some health issues which have pretty much shut him down. I've done quite a bit of 'google' searching, but haven't found any other reasonable sources of 0.377" bullets from the standard Lyman, Saeco and RCBS molds. Can anyone suggest  sources for these flat-base bullets? Thanks.

What 40_Rod said.  The only fumes that your neighbors might object to would be from your choices of flux, or if you smelt down scrap lead in your home.

David

David
I thought it looked like you grew another arm at the Eau Claire Match. I thought that was from casting bullets with no ventilation.TommyAuger

All right, all right. Another thing to spend money on and learn to do. Next thing I know you'll have me formulating my own black powder.

I must say there is one concern. When I was a teenager I used to cast round balls in a coffee can on my mother's gas stove (no ventahood) only when she was gone. If I spilled lead on the stove I was in BIG trouble. I now cast outside because I like the outdoors. So far as lead in my blood, they'ld never get past the sawdust to find it.
Lynn

Like a lot of us, I cast to feed several different rifles & handguns.  Our local club has an indoor rimfire/pistol range, and the ventilation's not the greatest.  Because of my work for the past 35 plus years as a gunsmith, as well as the casting and shooting concerns, I get my lead level checked every year with my physical exam.  Since I take care with what I do, my lead level is at the low end of normal for someone who grew up in buildings with lead in the paint and leaded gasoline in the cars, to where my doc is not concerned about it.   

SSShooter, get a copy of either the Lyman or the RCBS Cast Bullet Handbook when you get started in setting up, and read the chapter on safety.  It'll be hard to go wrong if you follow the recommendations.

David