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Saeco 1 Cavity Magnum Bullet Mold 321 32 Caliber (313 Diameter) 95 Grain Round Nose

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Brand
Saeco
Caliber
.32 Cal
Capacity
1
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Lead
Grain Weight
95
Reloading Type
Bullet Casting Equipment
UPC
611760613210

Overview

The Saeco 1-Cavity Magnum Bullet Mold is individually machined from a special copper-alloyed pearlitic cast iron blend, yielding a tight grain structure, dimensional longevity, and reliable thermal stability. Each cavity is cut using digital equipment with a matched cherrie to ensure consistent replication, producing a 32-caliber (.313 diameter) round nose lead bullet with a nominal weight of 95 grains. A steel sprue plate, secured by a high-temperature spring washer, maintains tight contact against the mold blocks to form uniform bullets with square bases. Mold handles are not included and must be acquired separately.

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