Lyman Mold Chart Via Ol' Buffalo Bullet Co.

[45nut]

This is an EXCELLENT Table of Mold designs.. Thank you Ol' Buffalo Bullet Co.

http://www.three-peaks.net/bullet_molds.htm

[crowbeaner]

Great info! +10!

[threett1]

I run onto this quite some time ago. It is a great referance and use it often.

[Andy_P]

Bookmarked - thanks!

I'd love to find a Lyman 436218 - didn't know it (had) existed until now.

[TNsailorman]

Thanks, got it saved on my favorites site.

[canyon-ghost]

Thank you, wonderful link!

[blainenay]

This is an EXCELLENT Table of Mold designs.. Thank you Ol' Buffalo Bullet Co.

http://www.three-peaks.net/bullet_molds.htm

Thanks for the nice compliment. I created that webpage as a reference to help me identify molds I see listed on eBay, etc. I welcome any photos and mold info not listed so I can make the page even more comprehensive and useful.

[45nut]

An amazing resource there, I refer to it frequently. You did us all a favor, similar to why almost 5 years back I started CB, as a resource to myself but in the process helped a few other folks along the way.

I welcome you to this board and hope you find it as helpful as I find your research and hard work.

[Powderpacker]

. . . so I can make the page even more comprehensive and useful.
Another 'thank you' for this reference/resource.
Just wondering if it would be possible to tweak it into a printer friendly format. It would be nice to be able to print hard copies of pages we're interested in to write notes on .

[Sharp]

Another 'thank you' for this reference/resource.
Just wondering if it would be possible to tweak it into a printer friendly format. It would be nice to be able to print hard copies of pages we're interested in to write notes on .

It prints out for me pretty much as it appears on the screen if I set the printer to "landscape." Maybe, however, that isn't what you mean.

[atr]

Very cool....thank you !!!!

[tonyb]

Thank you for the link 45nut, and this awesome site.

Charles

[badgeredd]

An amazing resource there, I refer to it frequently. You did us all a favor, similar to why almost 5 years back I started CB, as a resource to myself but in the process helped a few other folks along the way.

I welcome you to this board and hope you find it as helpful as I find your research and hard work.

Ken,

I'd say you have helped a LOT of us newbies by having this site. THANK YOU SIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[badgeredd]

BTW guys, in case you didn't know. Wiljen has some FREE software called Reloader's Reference that is easily downloaded and contains among other things a reference section that has a mold look-up that also includes Lee, NEI, RCBS, and SAECO as well as Lyman. It is super handy for loading and the reference section is astounding with the info it has.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=12405

I have found it extremely useful.

Edd

[Slow Elk 45/70]

Thanks for the very informative links, I am enjoying this site very much, new guy to your site. S.L. 45/70:mrgreen:

[geraldsd]

Thanks I have it saved as a PDF!

[Brok]

Great info thanks much.......:Fire::castmine:

[Suo Gan]

Someone is trying to sell a printed out copy of this on evilbay...why didn't I think of that! Just 9.99!

[wiljen]

Someone is trying to sell a printed out copy of this on evilbay...why didn't I think of that! Just 9.99!


Gee and to think nobody asked if they could copy the chart directly from the PDF on castpics. I at least did get permission to reproduce it from old buffalo for CP.

[thebigmac]

Originally Posted by 45nut
An amazing resource there, I refer to it frequently. You did us all a favor, similar to why almost 5 years back I started CB, as a resource to myself but in the process helped a few other folks along the way.

I welcome you to this board and hope you find it as helpful as I find your research and hard work.

Thank you very much for this valuable information. I've misplaced my copy some time ago.

[C1PNR]

I actually downloaded a copy to my computer and saved it as a "Word" document. Every once in a while I go back to them to see if there are any additions.

They are a great resource and I truly appreciate what they do for us all.

[steg]

Thanks for the link, I was just wondering if it is out dated, I just ordered a lyman 340 gr in 458, I could be wrong and what I ordered was a Lee, I don't have any idea what the numbers are...........steg

[.357]

that if nothing else is just kind of fun to look at...