Re-Rerun Miha .45-200g Cramer 4 cavity brass mold

[Tomhorn]

I missed out on this earlier and am just gauging to see if there is enough interest for another run. I know Miha is way behind. So would be best to start the process as early as possible. Below is a link to the last buy which had commitments for 107 molds.
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I would personally be good for 3 molds with the penta pins.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=114718

[xacex]

I have this mold, and it is a delight to cast and shoot. There is the NOE 453 200Gr. FN HP Brass group buy going now which is similar with a bigger hollow-point if you are interested in a 45 acp design. http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=140823

If this one was started right after that one I am sure people will jump at it. I think you picked a good time to get folks thinking of this one once again.
xacex

[Tomhorn]

I have this mold, and it is a delight to cast and shoot.

I agree, this has become my go to bullet for the 45ACP. Shoots and feeds excellent in all 45's that I have fried it in. (over a dozen)

I currently have both the single and double cavity molds and need to upgrade my production capabilities. Have helped several friends of late get there CHL's and am having trouble casting enough for all the practice. I can rotate 3 molds in a casting session and really crank out some bullets.

[xacex]

I picked up the 4 cavity, and the heft is noticeable but tolerable. If I had two of these to rotate I could do 10# in no time. I had a hard time finding a soft enough mix to get full expansion at 930 fps, but it is working well now. The NOE 200 grain flying ashtray should have an increased expansion rate, and will work well in rotation to the Mihec.
xacex

[Tomhorn]

Does not seem to be much interest, but will give it a bump.

[paborn]

I'd take a 4 cavity in a heartbeat. Doesn't seem to be much interest though. If anyone has one for sale, please contact me.

Ken

[Tomhorn]

Send Miha a PM. I was able to pick up two of these that he had in stock several months ago. He may still have a few.

[ronniet]

how would you contact the manufacture to see if there are any left in his stocks?
Ron