WTB 35-200 FPGC Mold
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CWLONGSHOT
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This is a real food bullet!
As Ian said a few companies copy it. I also have a few of them. I like the MP best but thats a HP. Of the solids I like LEE/NOE's versions better then the RCBS as I am a hunter first and these have a slightly larger meplat.
LEE molds in this are avalible. Check Titan Reloading, As well as the major retailers. Dont for get eBay. I just grabbed a 312-1552R 6 cav for 30$ +ship new.
CW
As Ian said a few companies copy it. I also have a few of them. I like the MP best but thats a HP. Of the solids I like LEE/NOE's versions better then the RCBS as I am a hunter first and these have a slightly larger meplat.
LEE molds in this are avalible. Check Titan Reloading, As well as the major retailers. Dont for get eBay. I just grabbed a 312-1552R 6 cav for 30$ +ship new.
CW
CWLONGSHOT
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REALLY!?!? I didnt think NOE would make them differently???
My RCBS is, a older mold...
The "rootbeer" colored bullet is the RCBS. The Silver is the NOE. I couldnt find any LEE bullets cast.
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CWLONGSHOT
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Midway has the 2 cav
www.midwayusa.com
A ebay seller has a 6cav
Lee 2-Cavity Bullet Mold C358-200-RF 38 Special, 357 Mag, 38 Colt New
Lee Bullet Molds are a great choice for reloaders looking for a quality mold at an affordable price. Lee machines their mold blocks from aluminum making...
www.midwayusa.com
A ebay seller has a 6cav
LEE 6 Cavity Bullet Mold 90016 C358-200-RF 200 Grain 35 Remington 357 MAG 734307900168 | eBay
Lee aluminum molds are the best value in bullet molds. The blocks do not rust like cast iron molds, and are lightweight for less fatigue and ease of use. You can also quickly switch to a different mold while casting, as it can be quickly heated by dipping the corner of the mold in the lead pot.
www.ebay.com
JonB
Halcyon member
I'll add my 2¢.
I bought one of the Lee molds, right after they came out with that design, which was the same time they replaced the Bator 22 design, with the RCBS copy (that was probably a good thing for AR casters, but not so much for us 22 Hornet casters). My 35 cal mold was undersized (.3565 if I recalled correctly)...and the lube groove was crazily shallow...but maybe that's ok for PC? anyway, that mold is long gone.
I bought one of the Lee molds, right after they came out with that design, which was the same time they replaced the Bator 22 design, with the RCBS copy (that was probably a good thing for AR casters, but not so much for us 22 Hornet casters). My 35 cal mold was undersized (.3565 if I recalled correctly)...and the lube groove was crazily shallow...but maybe that's ok for PC? anyway, that mold is long gone.
CWLONGSHOT
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I miss that bator... A buddy in Fla sends to me when I run low. I was able to pick up a Ranch dog 22 bullet thats really been shooting great.
I want to remove the GC on a few cavities to try.
CW
I want to remove the GC on a few cavities to try.
CW
