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Lee, Bullet Casting
| brand: | lee |
| equipment: | bullet mould |
Lee Six Cavity Mold .410 210g SWC 90337
These are designed for high-volume manufacture. Steel bushings and alignment pins are used in the mold and blocks to provide long-term precision. The price includes a cam-operated sprue plate, which eliminates the hammering that is prevalent in standard molds. The sprue plate is hard anodized and secured with wave washers at both ends. At whatever price, no nicer mold can be acquired. Handles are optional, but are reasonably priced so that you can have a set for each pair of blocks.
⁍ Six Cavity Commercial Quality Molds
⁍ Part No 90337
Experienced bullet casters and reloaders.
Users producing compatible cast projectiles.
Reloading workstations requiring multi-cavity moulds.
Shooters using compatible .41-calibre cartridges.
When casting projectiles for compatible reloading applications.
When a multi-cavity mould is preferred for casting efficiency.
When producing semi-wadcutter-style projectiles.
When maintaining a dedicated bullet-casting workstation.
Brand: Lee Precision
Product Name: Six Cavity Bullet Mold
Listed Product Code: 90337 — verify before listing
Projectile Diameter: .410 inch
Nominal Projectile Weight: 210 grains
Projectile Design: Semi-wadcutter (SWC)
Mould Cavities: 6, as stated in the supplied product title
Mould Material: Aluminium
Intended Application: Casting projectiles for compatible reloading use
Q: What is the Lee bullet mold used for?
A: It is designed for casting projectiles for compatible reloading applications.
Q: What does SWC mean?
A: SWC stands for semi-wadcutter, a projectile profile commonly used in compatible handgun cartridges.
Q: What is the stated projectile weight?
A: The product title specifies a nominal weight of 210 grains. Actual cast weight can vary with the alloy used.
Q: What is the benefit of a six-cavity design?
A: Multiple cavities allow several projectiles to be cast in one cycle, supporting efficient production.
Q: What material is the mold made from?
A: Lee bullet molds use aluminium blocks designed for effective heat transfer and precision machining.
