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Old August 17, 2012, 06:53 PM   #1
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Does anyone know of a casting mold to work with this round?
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Old August 17, 2012, 11:03 PM   #2
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Slug your bore to find out what diameter you actually need. One of the following is likely to fit the bill....

Currently available molds that are appropriate:
Lee C312-185-1R - 185 gr RN/GC

Lyman 314299 - 200 gr RN/GC

Saeco 305 - 180 gr FN/GC

There are others that may work, but there's no guarantee that the mold would drop a bullet with a large enough diameter. And... that Lyman mold needs a fairly hard alloy, or it will drop undersize bullets.

Beyond those, you'd have to look through the catalogs of the other mold manufacturers (there are dozens), or try to find a used mold with an old design that you prefer.

A start:
www.magmaengineering.com/bullet-molds/
www.accuratemolds.com/ (these are all custom designs)
www.hochmoulds.com/
www.mountainmolds.com/ (design your own)
www.neihandtools.com/
www.oldwestbulletmoulds.com/
www.noebulletmolds.com/ (unless it's in stock, expect a 2 year wait)
www.ballisti-cast.com/Bullet%20Designs.htm
www.mp-molds.com/
http://www.ranchdogoutdoors.com/inde...x&cPath=1_5_16 (two custom designs in Lee molds)
www.three-peaks.net/bullet_molds.htm
http://lbtmoulds.com/moulds.shtml
And, a Google search will yield even more.
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