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Lyman 1 Cavity Sabot 12 Gauge Slug Mold (681 Diameter) 525 Grain

Name: Lyman 1 Cavity Sabot 12 Gauge Slug Mold (681 Diameter) 525 Grain
Brand: Lyman
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$85.52

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Brand: Lyman
Capacity: 1
Category: Reloading
Bullet Type: Slugs
Grain Weight: 525
Reloading Type: Bullet Casting Equipment
UPC: 11516241122

Overview

The Lyman 1-Cavity Sabot Slug Mold is constructed from solid, heat-treated leaded steel with hardened steel alignment pins and a ground steel sprue plate for durable, long-lasting bullet casting. Designed to produce a 525-grain 12-gauge hollow base sabot slug with a .681 diameter, this mold cuts into a larger 2-cavity block. It enables reloaders to craft precision projectiles that fit standard plastic shotgun wads and use standard star crimps without requiring special roll-crimping tools.

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