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Lyman 4 Cavity Bullet Mold 452460 45 Caliber (452 Diameter) 200 Grain Semi-Wadcutter

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Brand
Lyman
Capacity
4
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Lead
Grain Weight
200
Reloading Type
Bullet Casting Equipment
UPC
11516204608

Overview

The Lyman 4-Cavity Bullet Mold is crafted from solid leaded-steel and heat-treated to a blue finish for durability and smooth casting performance. Machined to an exact, super-fine finish, the mold features hardened steel alignment pins and solid steel sprue plates held in place by tempered steel spring washers and screws to ensure uniform semi-wadcutter bullets. This 4-cavity mold produces .452-diameter, 200-grain semi-wadcutter bullets for .45 caliber reloading. Mold handles are not included and must be purchased separately.

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