Lee TC or RNFP for 38 spec/357 2 or 6 cavity

[DBrown]

I cant post on the classifieds for some reason but I am wanting a 2 or 6 cavity mold for Cowboy Action bullets for my 38 special/357. Does anyone know if Lee makes them?

[Leftoverdj]

I cant post on the classifieds for some reason but I am wanting a 2 or 6 cavity mold for Cowboy Action bullets for my 38 special/357. Does anyone know if Lee makes them?
You need a minimum number of posts before you can post of the classifieds, but you're fine here asking about commercially available moulds.

Sure, Lee makes a number of moulds that will suit your purpose. Just Just Google "Lee Precision", click on Products, then click on Available Molds to see what they have. Buy from one of the mail order discounters, though for a much better price. And get a six cavity. They are much better built besides the time savings in casting.

[crabo]

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=916523&t=11082005

This would be a good bullet for what you want to do. If you cast 4000 158 grain swc, you can get 5056 of this bullet for the same amount of lead. I bought one of these molds just for my stand and blast at steel plates.

This is my first Lee mold, but they say the 6 banger has better quality than the 2 cavity. Besides it is so cheap, why mess with a 2 cavity?

Crabo

[Goatlips]

DBrown, look into the Lee mold for the Snakebite Greasewagon 158 g .38/357 boolit. Great for blackpowder but works well for smokeless Cowboy shooting. Makes a .38 case think it's a .357 in a CAS rifle. Couple fellas sell the molds or the boolits. :Fire:

Goatlips