Suggestion for a mould

bem1965 · 03-10-2014, 07:55 AM

Hi all,

I have just restarted my shooting after a lapse for a decade building a home and a family.

I am eating thru my old horde of reloaded ammunition fast!

Prices for reloading equipment has sky rocketed here in Sweden, seems Midway have bought most businesses....

So I am looking towards casting my bullets. I already cast pure lead bullets for my .36 Remington so I have the basic stuff.

Can anyone suggest a mould that casts bullets that will chamber, cycle and give good precision? I guess I also will need a sizer/luber for the bullets.

I have seen good things about 124 gr TC bullets from RCBS.....

Being constantly short on funds I would prefer a mould from LEE, but with access to free lead I could make up for the higher cost of another make.

/Lars

03-10-2014, 07:55 AM	#1
bem1965 New User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Sweden Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Suggestion for a mould Hi all, I have just restarted my shooting after a lapse for a decade building a home and a family. I am eating thru my old horde of reloaded ammunition fast! Prices for reloading equipment has sky rocketed here in Sweden, seems Midway have bought most businesses.... So I am looking towards casting my bullets. I already cast pure lead bullets for my .36 Remington so I have the basic stuff. Can anyone suggest a mould that casts bullets that will chamber, cycle and give good precision? I guess I also will need a sizer/luber for the bullets. I have seen good things about 124 gr TC bullets from RCBS..... Being constantly short on funds I would prefer a mould from LEE, but with access to free lead I could make up for the higher cost of another make. /Lars __________________ 1939 Mauser rebarelled shooter 1864 Remington New Model navy shooter 1989 ERMA KPG69 junker 1989 Feinwerkbau Model 65