Two differant bullets in one mould

[Tatume]

LBT made a two-cavity mold for me with one cavity cut without a lube groove. It was intended for sabot use. As it turned out, both the grooved and un-grooved bullets shot well in sabots, but only the grooved bullet was useful in 45-70 cartridges.

"Mould" is often considered a British spelling, while "mold" is American. Both spellings are used so often and interchangeably that the distinction is lost.

[Butler Ford]

Thanks folks, you have provided enough sources that now I'm scratching my head trying to decide on which. I want a two cavity mould/mold for 30-30 and 357 to go in my "kit" with the 310s.

[CamoWhamo]

I have 2 Accurate Moulds with 2 different bullets in each mold. All are .375 for two different cartridges.

One is a 4-cavity split evenly at 2:2.
The other is a 5 cavity with a 3:2 split between the types.

It seemed like a good idea at the time. Saved money vs buying 2 molds and the cost of shipping was lower to me in Australia.

But i wish i didn't. Over time I have tended to only use one of the bullets from each mold so the other cavities go unused.

[Bookworm]

I have 2 Accurate Moulds with 2 different bullets in each mold. All are .375 for two different cartridges.

But i wish i didn't. Over time I have tended to only use one of the bullets from each mold so the other cavities go unused.

This.
I have a 4-cav NOE, 2 gas checked, 2 plain base. I never need both boolits at the same time.
If given the chance, I would not do it again.