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Saeco 4 Cavity Bullet Mold 265 45 Caliber (452 Diameter) 210 Grain Round Nose Wadcutter

$332.99
Brand
Saeco Bullet Casting
Caliber
.45 Cal
Capacity
4
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Lead
Grain Weight
210
Reloading Type
Bullet Casting Equipment
UPC
611760642654

Overview

Saeco 4-cavity bullet molds are precision-machined from a specialized copper-alloyed pearlitic cast iron. This material blend is chosen for its tight grain structure, dimensional stability, and extended service life. Each cavity is cut using digital equipment to ensure consistent duplication and precise tolerances. The included steel sprue plate is maintained against the mold blocks by a high-temperature spring washer to produce uniform bullets with square bases. This specific mold is designed for .45 Caliber bullets with a .452 diameter and a 210-grain round nose wadcutter profile. Note that hardwood mold handles are not included and must be purchased separately. As weights are based on the manufacturer's suggested alloy, actual bullet weight may vary depending on the specific alloy mixture used by the caster.

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