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LEE 6-Cavity Bullet Mold specifically engineered for 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP calibers, designed to optimize the casting process for precision handloaders and ballistic enthusiasts.
This mold produces bullets with a diameter of .356 inches and an ogival profile, weighing approximately 124 grains, ideal for achieving consistent accuracy and reliable terminal performance.
Compatible with popular pistol cartridges including 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP, this mold caters to a wide range of semi-automatic handgun reloaders seeking high-quality cast projectiles.
Featuring a ballistic coefficient of .164, these bullets are engineered to deliver stable flight characteristics and improved external ballistics for enhanced shot placement and energy retention.
Constructed for high-volume bullet production, this mold is optimized for efficient casting of lead and lead-alloy bullets, enabling reloaders to maintain a steady supply of precision projectiles.
The mold block is crafted from premium-grade aluminum with steel bushings, incorporating corrosion-resistant materials and precision alignment pins to ensure perfect cavity registration and durability under rigorous use.
Aluminum construction offers superior thermal conductivity compared to traditional iron molds, allowing for faster heat-up and cooldown cycles. This thermal efficiency reduces downtime between pours and improves overall casting throughput.
Additionally, the aluminum mold weighs approximately one-third less than comparable iron molds, significantly reducing operator fatigue during extended casting sessions and improving handling ergonomics.
The dual aluminum blocks are securely clamped using specialized bullet mold handles (not included), preventing any movement during the molten lead pouring process and ensuring uniform bullet formation.
Equipped with an anodized, extra-hard sprue plate and cutter, this mold guarantees clean, precise trimming of sprues, resulting in perfectly finished bullets with minimal post-casting cleanup.
Note that bullet weights may vary slightly depending on the specific lead alloy composition used during casting, allowing reloaders to tailor bullet performance to their individual load data.
Bullet mold handles for opening and closing the mold are sold separately under reference number 90005 and are highly recommended for safe and efficient operation.
Prior to initial use, it is essential to thoroughly degrease the mold to remove any manufacturing residues. Additionally, seasoning the mold by applying a recommended mold release agent or smoke treatment will enhance bullet release and prolong mold life.
Never apply grease or lubricant to the interior cavity surfaces, as this can adversely affect bullet quality and mold performance.
Lightly lubricate the sprue plate retaining screw to maintain smooth operation and prevent seizing during repeated use.
6 Cavity Mold TL356-124-2R (Tongs Not Included)
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LEE 6-Cavity Bullet Mold specifically engineered for 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP calibers, designed to optimize the casting process for precision handloaders and ballistic enthusiasts.
This mold produces bullets with a diameter of .356 inches and an ogival profile, weighing approximately 124 grains, ideal for achieving consistent accuracy and reliable terminal performance.
Compatible with popular pistol cartridges including 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP, this mold caters to a wide range of semi-automatic handgun reloaders seeking high-quality cast projectiles.
Featuring a ballistic coefficient of .164, these bullets are engineered to deliver stable flight characteristics and improved external ballistics for enhanced shot placement and energy retention.
Constructed for high-volume bullet production, this mold is optimized for efficient casting of lead and lead-alloy bullets, enabling reloaders to maintain a steady supply of precision projectiles.
The mold block is crafted from premium-grade aluminum with steel bushings, incorporating corrosion-resistant materials and precision alignment pins to ensure perfect cavity registration and durability under rigorous use.
Aluminum construction offers superior thermal conductivity compared to traditional iron molds, allowing for faster heat-up and cooldown cycles. This thermal efficiency reduces downtime between pours and improves overall casting throughput.
Additionally, the aluminum mold weighs approximately one-third less than comparable iron molds, significantly reducing operator fatigue during extended casting sessions and improving handling ergonomics.
The dual aluminum blocks are securely clamped using specialized bullet mold handles (not included), preventing any movement during the molten lead pouring process and ensuring uniform bullet formation.
Equipped with an anodized, extra-hard sprue plate and cutter, this mold guarantees clean, precise trimming of sprues, resulting in perfectly finished bullets with minimal post-casting cleanup.
Note that bullet weights may vary slightly depending on the specific lead alloy composition used during casting, allowing reloaders to tailor bullet performance to their individual load data.
Bullet mold handles for opening and closing the mold are sold separately under reference number 90005 and are highly recommended for safe and efficient operation.
Prior to initial use, it is essential to thoroughly degrease the mold to remove any manufacturing residues. Additionally, seasoning the mold by applying a recommended mold release agent or smoke treatment will enhance bullet release and prolong mold life.
Never apply grease or lubricant to the interior cavity surfaces, as this can adversely affect bullet quality and mold performance.
Lightly lubricate the sprue plate retaining screw to maintain smooth operation and prevent seizing during repeated use.
€69.79
Tax included
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