The Board of Red Metal is very pleased to announce that drill hole MRN14002 has intersected multiple visible horizons of bedded Cannington-style lead sulphide mineralisation 70 metres south and 150 metres below the strong silver and lead intercepts in MRN13002.

Nine separate horizons of stronger bedded lead sulphide mineralisation occur within a 151 metre down-hole interval of banded carbonate-sulphide rock.  These lead sulphide rich horizons vary from about 2 to 19 metres in down-hole width and combined have a cumulative down-hole intercept width of about 50 metres or one third of the total carbonate sequence.  True widths are estimated to be between 40% and 50% of down-hole widths.

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