LEE Mold 6 Cavity Mold C452-300-RF New in Box #90228

Description

Lee Six Cavity Mold produces Six .452 diameter 300 grain gas check design round nose flat bullets for the 45 Colt, 454 Casull, 460 Smith and Wesson Magnum, and other 45 caliber cartridges.
Lee aluminum molds are the best value in bullet molds.
The blocks do not rust like cast iron molds, and are lightweight for less fatigue and ease of use.
You can also quickly switch to a different mold while casting, as it can be quickly heated by dipping the corner of the mold in the lead pot. No other pre-warming required or wasting time with bad cast bullets while waiting for the mold to come up to temperature.
SUPER FAST CASTING WITH 6 BULLETS IN EACH POUR.
This mold will pay for itself with the first few hundred bullets you cast.
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From the Lee website:
Lee mold blocks are machined from aluminum blocks because of its exceptional molding qualities. Aluminum molds heat up and cool down faster than iron or steel molds so good bullets can usually be produced after only a few casts. Lee molds produce bullets faster than iron or steel molds due to the minimized down time between casts. In addition, they are one-third the weight of iron or steel mold blocks for less fatigue during extended casting sessions. To ensure the best possible bullets, mold block halves are clamped together and then lathe-bored for unmatched roundness and size control. All Lee 1- and 2-cavity molds come with mold handles and hard anodized sprue plates. Weights given are Lee's weights with suggested alloy; actual weight may vary due to alloy mixture used.