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Lee, Bullet Casting
| brand: | lee |
| equipment: | bullet mould |
Lee Double Cavity Mold 452-252-SWC 90356
In terms of bullet molds, Lee aluminum molds offer the best value. The blocks are lightweight and do not rust like cast iron molds, resulting in reduced fatigue and ease of usage.
You can also easily change molds while casting because the mold may be quickly heated by dipping the mold's corner in the lead pot. There's no need for any additional pre-warming or wasting time with substandard cast bullets while waiting for the mold to heat up.
➼ Comes with handles.
Additional Information:
| Brand: | Lee Precisions |
| MPN: | 90356 |
| Country of Manufacture: | United States |
| Caliber: | .452 |
| Bullet Weight: | 252gr |
Bullet-casting enthusiasts and handloaders.
Producing compatible .45-calibre cast bullets.
Suitable .45 ACP and .45 Colt applications, subject to verified specifications.
Users seeking a reusable bullet-casting mould.
When casting bullets for compatible reloading applications.
As part of a suitable bullet-casting setup.
For producing cast bullets using appropriate equipment and safety precautions.
Brand: Lee Precision
Product Type: Double Cavity Bullet Mold
Model Number: 90356
Mould Design: 452-252-SWC
Bullet Diameter: .452 inch
Nominal Bullet Weight: 252 grains
Bullet Style: Semi-wadcutter (SWC)
Material: Aluminium
Cavity Count: 2
Country of Manufacture: USA
Q: What is the Lee Double Cavity Mold used for?
A: It is designed for casting .452-inch, 252-grain semi-wadcutter bullets.
Q: How many bullets can it produce per cycle?
A: The mould has two cavities and can produce two bullets per cycle.
Q: What material is the mould made from?
A: It is made from lightweight aluminium for efficient heating and cooling.
Q: Are handles included?
A: Yes, the mould includes handles and a sprue plate.
Q: What does SWC mean?
A: SWC stands for semi-wadcutter, a bullet design with a relatively flat nose and a defined shoulder.
