I just walked out an looked at my pile of molds, I have one TC which is exactly the same as the one in your pictures, the number stamping is in the same place on my mold as well. Mine has Lee handles on it.
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the number is 386?
No, mine is marked 860. A friend and completive shooter measured the balls it cast and found them to be .4875, it was sold as a .490. Perhaps TC molds are like their guns with a serial number that only makes sense to the company and not the buyer.
I expect the numbers exist only to keep the 2 halves of the mold together from machining to packaging.
It is, as I previously stated.
