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Thread: Lee Closeout on custom 6-cav moulds

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    Lee Closeout on custom 6-cav moulds

    https://leeprecision.com/custom-over...llet-mold.html

    Click on the list to see a photo of the mould....nothing I need but it was a fun look-see

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    It is fun to window shop sometimes.

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    Some of these look interesting but no pictures makes it hard to jump on.


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    Are all those molds in the pull down box for sale? If so, they must of had a lot of overruns.

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    You can get an idea from the picture of the mold cavities. For $25, if you find something interesting, how can you go wrong. Of course, if you have to buy handles, that is another story. I've got many handles that fit Lee six cavity molds.
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    Ty was going to order me some 450 bushmaster dies and added a mold to the order.

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    The mold I would love to have is listed as "coming soon." Weird.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sukivel View Post
    Some of these look interesting but no pictures makes it hard to jump on.


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    If you click on a caliber, it generates a pic of the mold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brewer12345 View Post
    The mold I would love to have is listed as "coming soon." Weird.
    Same here

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    For some reason I can only see the pictures for the first two in the list.

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    I stumbled onto that yesterday.
    Several have photos and several don't. There doesn't seem to be any order.
    many can't be ordered yet as it says "coming soon" in the quantity box.
    A friend on another forum ordered one (a heavy 44, I don't recall the numbers), the ship fee is around $15...so that $25 isn't as tempting when you figure shipping. I'm waiting to here if the boolits drop near spec...or not? It seems weird they have these overruns for $25, unless they have been rejected by the Buyer, due to being a little out of spec. Back in the Day, Ranch Dog told me about his approval process with Lee for customs, and I know he rejected plenty.
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    They could ship one of those 6 cavity molds in a small flat rate box. Might have to remove the sprue plate handle but $15 is too much for shipping. I have a bunch of those GB Lee molds and it got to be a pain to keep them in the original boxes. I removed the sprue plate handles and put them in a separate box and store the molds in a sealed, gasketed box. Takes up about a fourth to a third the room on the shelf.

    I had forgotten that several of the Lee GB's had to be returned because they were not according to the furnished specs. I doubt that anyone remembers the problems with individual molds now. That was several years ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JonB_in_Glencoe View Post
    I stumbled onto that yesterday.
    Several have photos and several don't. There doesn't seem to be any order.
    many can't be ordered yet as it says "coming soon" in the quantity box.
    A friend on another forum ordered one (a heavy 44, I don't recall the numbers), the ship fee is around $15...so that $25 isn't as tempting when you figure shipping. I'm waiting to here if the boolits drop near spec...or not? It seems weird they have these overruns for $25, unless they have been rejected by the Buyer, due to being a little out of spec. Back in the Day, Ranch Dog told me about his approval process with Lee for customs, and I know he rejected plenty.
    Yes, $15 for one. But I added 3 to the shopping cart and shipping went up to a very reasonable $18.50. And after all, they are 6 cavity molds. But still a lot of question marks around them. Nothing that floats my boat, so I won't be of any more help here.

    But that reminds me, I have to return another Lee mold with off-center cut cavities. One of the new style, too, C309-170-F, bought last February. Got a C312-155 at the same time the drops boolits like rain, C309 holds onto them in left side for dear life, because, near 190 degree cavity on that side.
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    There`s something unsettling about the `as is condition` of the molds and the nagging feeling that these could be production rejects.Robert

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    The tumble lube 312-190F sounds interesting.

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    How can an item on clearance be “available soon?” That statement, along with the no returns policy on them gives me cause to shy away... maybe OK, but I don’t need any of them seriously enough to take the risk.

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    Still can't order one as of now.

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    I ordered the C358-260 got an email today saying it's shipped. Guess we'll see what happens.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Green Frog View Post
    How can an item on clearance be “available soon?” That statement, along with the no returns policy on them gives me cause to shy away... maybe OK, but I don’t need any of them seriously enough to take the risk.

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    Its just the web page design, basically its the only other option besides something along the lines of “choose this opion” etc.

    Very tempted by one of the 429 molds, but dang, $16.80 shipping? Plus tax? $45 for a mold thats “on clearance”. Can get em shipped free from Amazon for that. Hmm...


    Edit; Decided to buy it anyway. Asked if they would ship via flat rate box, we shall see.
    Last edited by Chainsaw.; 11-13-2018 at 03:22 PM.

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