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7 MM
07-04-2008, 12:10 AM
Has anyony ever heard of or had a lyman 311490 mould?
A gunsmith friend of mine told me it was the best boolit he had ever used many years ago when he loaded for a living for the 7.62x54R M44.
It is a 190 gr trunciated hardcast bollit.
I have been looking at lyman and on e bay but no luck.


7 MM

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floodgate
07-04-2008, 11:40 AM
7 MM:

Can you get back to your friend and re-check the mould number? The only ...490 cherry number I have in my logs is a 230-gr. gas-checked SWC for the .45 ACP and AR and the late .45 Colts with 0.452 groove diameters; introduced in 1912 and still in the 2008 Lyman catalog.

Floodgate

Larry Gibson
07-04-2008, 02:21 PM
He may be thinking of the Saeco 190 gr bullet or the 180 gr .311 bullet, #s 301 and 305.

Larry Gibson

38 Super Auto
07-04-2008, 09:11 PM
Has anyony ever heard of or had a lyman 311490 mould?

I have the Lyman 311041. It casts well I am getting very good groups with it. Another highly recommended design is 311041. They are both GC designs.

The two designs are old and established as good bullets. :Fire: