358 120 grain unknown mold (to me)

[gnome72]

Hey All,
Bought a 358 mould in sellin and swapping, was told it was a unknown maker.
Casts well, they drop at between 119.9 and 120.1 with A/C W/W.
Length .5435"
dia. 361.5"
face .1990"
120 grain SC
Have not shot any yet.
Any Ideas??? Did some digging I'm thinking H&G 12c???

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http://lh3.ggpht.com/_SDbZGIetKb8/S7J7DRHrXsI/AAAAAAAAA70/2FjR543gyjw/s400/DSC02439.JPG
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_SDbZGIetKb8/S7J7DR60mrI/AAAAAAAAA7w/y_t1FAAbc9g/s400/DSC02438.JPG

[JIMinPHX]

I have no idea what that is, but it looks like a keeper for sure.

Nice acquisition

[jdgabbard]

I agree with Jim. I'd sure keep it around, it looks like a hell'ava plinker...

[GLL]

How about a photo of the mould as well !

Jerry

[Windy City Kid]

The boolit looks like a close copy of the Lyman 358345.

I have a four cavity Lyman 358345, my boolits drop at .360" diameter, the weight is 120gr.

The Lyman 358345 is a great shooting little boolit in a 38 spl.

My load is"

Lead alloy: WW air cooled.
Lube: Carnauba Red.
Powder: 3.0gr. of Clays.
OAL: Very light crimp in the middle of the front driving band.

Clays and WST are a real good powders for this boolit.