Accurate Brass, 3 cav., 360 , 158 V

Ben

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Staff member
I have not cast with this one in over 5 years.
Why, I don't know ? ? ? As it is a great mould.
Super accurate in all the revolvers and rifles that I've ever used it in.

Ben

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The bullet carry's plenty of lube for use in rifle barrels.

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Spindrift

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Nice!
I have a MP mould with a similar nose (360-640, I think) that shoots quite well in my .35 Whelen. Have you tried it in your .358 win?
 

Ben

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Staff member
No I have not. But I see no reason why ( if the velocity is kept in the sub 1350 - 1400 fps zone ) it would work.

Ben
 
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Ben

Moderator
Staff member
Brad,

I thought that you'd like it.
I know you are partial to this basic design.

Ben
 

Ian

Notorious member
Yep, the 158V has the "right stuff". I have one but only the .357s use it because my .38s all hit high with normal weight bullets.
 

fiver

Well-Known Member
I have the original, the RCBS cowboy mold.
I prefer the Lyman version [358665] with it's slightly slimmer profile, or I should say my Lever rifle does at the longer distances.
I think they are all pretty good though, the basic design just works, even the Lee copy does nice work.
 

RicinYakima

High Steppes of Eastern Washington
I liked the design so well I had Mountain Molds make a .410" 300 grain mould for my 40/50 Sharps Straight. When it hits the plywood target backer, it makes the 2X4 uprights rattle.
 

Winelover

North Central Arkansas
Have that same design in an Accurate four cavity iron.

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Two of the cavities two cavities are the 158 V and two with 158 VG (gas check).

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Casts like a dream. Just the other day, I cast up over 300 with a alloy that is measuring 8 BHN on a LBT tester. Will have to check them again, in a couple of weeks, to see how much harder they will get. Mine are dropping at .360+ in diameter.................that's what I asked for. I size to .360 for my Rossi carbine and .3585 for my revolvers.

That the first iron mould, I had Tom make. Now I'm spoiled.
 

Spindrift

Well-Known Member
I found a photo of my MP- bullets that are very similar in shape and weight. I have a 6-cav brass solid PB mould, that is fantastic to cast with.
 

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