There are a lot of bullet molds - Lyman, Lee, Saeco...
What are you using and do you feel it is better than some of the others?
Bullet Molds
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Bullet Molds
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I have RCBS , LYMAN , LEE and some moulds from CAST BULLET ENGINEERING
I like the steel moulds from RCBS , LYMAN
I like the prices on the LEE moulds , but they what I call throw away moulds
for the money you can't bet the moulds from CAST BULLET ENGINEERING http://www.castbulletengineering.com/ they are the best by far
this one I have for the 577/450 Martini Henry
this one I have for my 303 Brit.
NORM
I have RCBS , LYMAN , LEE and some moulds from CAST BULLET ENGINEERING
I like the steel moulds from RCBS , LYMAN
I like the prices on the LEE moulds , but they what I call throw away moulds
for the money you can't bet the moulds from CAST BULLET ENGINEERING http://www.castbulletengineering.com/ they are the best by far
this one I have for the 577/450 Martini Henry
this one I have for my 303 Brit.
NORM
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Re: Bullet Molds
I am using Lee exclusively because of 1) price and 2) I am just getting started. I didn't want to sink a lot of money into casting if I found I didn't want to do any more.
I do not have need to cast a lot of bullets, a hundred or two at a time. I don't know about how long a Lee mold will last but they have worked flawlessly for me so far. (I have seven double cavity type.)
If you are just getting into casting, I highly recommend Lyman's Casting Handbook. Full of good info. The website castboolits.com was also a big help with pictures of the steps.
I do not have need to cast a lot of bullets, a hundred or two at a time. I don't know about how long a Lee mold will last but they have worked flawlessly for me so far. (I have seven double cavity type.)
If you are just getting into casting, I highly recommend Lyman's Casting Handbook. Full of good info. The website castboolits.com was also a big help with pictures of the steps.
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Re: Bullet Molds
roncronc wrote:I am using Lee exclusively because of 1) price and 2) I am just getting started. I didn't want to sink a lot of money into casting if I found I didn't want to do any more.
I do not have need to cast a lot of bullets, a hundred or two at a time. I don't know about how long a Lee mold will last but they have worked flawlessly for me so far. (I have seven double cavity type.)
If you are just getting into casting, I highly recommend Lyman's Casting Handbook. Full of good info. The website castboolits.com was also a big help with pictures of the steps.
couldn't agree with you more. I started with LEE MOULDS , they are good starter moulds and some of their bullet deigns are very good , but like I said they a cheap, I bet I have cast thousands of rounds with them
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