Shooter1
40 Cal
Use lee moulds ,but cast two sizes at once. Fill one and set it down, fill other,set it down and empty first and repeat. Don't mould two sizes close to each other or you have a hard time separating when done.
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Quality of Lyman mold.
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WRustyLane
32 Cal.
All of my moulds are Lee's. After smoking the moulds all cast as described. I think I have maybe 10 or so Lee moulds. I have seen Lyman round ball moulds on flea Bay for as little as 10 to 15 dollars. I still prefer Lee to Lyman moulds. My Lee moulds cast what I need and that is all that matters.
franky4me
Pilgrim
Properly cared for Lee molds will last you a lifetime Lyman molds are much better if you intend to have 9 lives !
