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Parker Hale 58560 Mold

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gjkershul

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I picked up the top half of a Parker Hale .58 Minie mold at a gun show last month. Not having the bottom plug I tried my bottom plug from a Lyman 575611PH mold. It was too small.
I have an old 500 grain RCBS Minie mold from which I tried the bottom plug. It fit. Also, I found the RCBS mold screws going through the mold handles and the attached RCBS plug plate plug worked. Makes nice bullets now. When I get a scale that weighs over 500 grains I will find out what weight it casts now.
Does anyone know what weight projectile the Parker Hale 58560 mold is supposed to cast in its original configuration?
 
Sorry. I can't help you with your 58560 mold but my Lyman # 575213PH casts a 566 grain slug.

The skirt thickness is about .050 at the very rear of the bullet.
 
Just went into the garage and my shooting work bench to look for your mold. Still in the box which is marked 58560M. Claims to cast a 560 grain bullet. Mine has a shallow flat cavity with thin skirts. Don't have a bullet handy but they do shoot well with 55gr. 3F. haven't tried other charges but understand some use as little as 35gr. and some up to 90gr.
Fox :hatsoff:
 
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