Lee Precision
Lee Precision .38 Caliber Round Nose Bullet Mold Double Cavity 125gr 0.358"
Lee Precision .38 Caliber Round Nose Bullet Mold Double Cavity 125gr 0.358"
This Lee Precision bullet mold is a double-cavity tool for casting .38 caliber round nose bullets weighing 125 grains at a diameter of 0.358 inches. The aluminum blocks heat up and cool down faster than iron or steel, so production can begin after only a few casts. Specially crimped block halves deliver bullets that are consistently round and correctly sized, while the included handles and light aluminum body reduce fatigue across long casting sessions.
The mold is built for the .38 Special, .38 S&W, .357 Magnum, and .38 Colt NP cartridges, suiting reloaders who want to produce their own projectiles.
Key Features
| Brand | Lee Precision |
| Product Type | Bullet Mold |
| Caliber | .38 Spl/.38 S&W/.357 Mag/.38 Colt NP |
| Manufacturer | Lee Precision |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Cavities | Double |
| Bullet Weight | 125 Grains |
| Bullet Diameter | 0.358" |
| Bullet Style | Round Nose |
| Category | Bullet Casting |
| Includes Handles | Yes |
| Condition | New |
| Manufacturer SKU | LEE-90574 |
Materials & care
This mold's aluminum blocks resist rust and are lighter than iron or steel. After use, allow the mold to cool completely, brush off any lead residue, and store it in a dry location. Keeping the block faces clean preserves the crimped mating surfaces that produce round, correctly sized bullets.
Compatibility
The bullets cast from this mold are intended for loads in .38 Special, .38 S&W, .357 Magnum, and .38 Colt NP cartridges, making it compatible with revolvers and firearms chambered in those calibers.
How to use
Preheat the aluminum blocks until they reach casting temperature before pouring lead alloy. Because aluminum warms quickly, only a few casts are needed before the mold produces fully filled bullets without wrinkles. Ladle or bottom-pour the alloy into both cavities, allow the sprue to set, then open the blocks and drop the bullets.
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