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Lyman 1 Cavity Minie Ball Bullet Mold 575213PH 58 Caliber (575 Diameter) 566 Grain Parker Hale Style

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Brand
Lyman
Caliber
.58 Caliber
Capacity
1
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Lead
Grain Weight
566
Reloading Type
Bullet Casting Equipment
UPC
11516202130

Overview

The Lyman 1-cavity Minie Ball bullet mold (575213PH) is designed for 58-caliber rifles, producing a 566-grain bullet. Constructed from solid leaded-steel, the mold is heat-treated for durability and features hardened steel alignment pins to ensure precise bullet casting. The included sprue plate is crafted from solid steel, ground flat, and secured with tempered steel spring washers and screws. Hardwood handles are not included and must be purchased separately. Note that actual bullet weight may vary based on the specific alloy mixture used by the caster.

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