9mm Mold for Hi-Tek Coating

[Papa Bang]

I ladle cast two 5 cavity no groove NOE 135 grain and HTC coat them, production is a little over 1200 an hour. I'm not sure if Al makes a 147 five cavity but with two or even better three you can make lots of bullets in a short period of time.

[Moonie]

I have a 147gr slick sided TC mold from Accurate Molds, it shoots very well and feeds great in everything I've tried it in.

[vtech26]

As others have said, some of the well know mould makers such as MP, NOE and Accurate have some really good heavy weight 9mm molds to choose from. I personally have been casting a bunch of NOE 358-147 slick sided which I then powder coat and size to 356. Shoots great in all my 9mm pistols and my MP5. One issue I did have was I was not expanding my cases so the bullet was getting squeezed down by the case. The powder expander that came with my Mr. Bullet feeder fixed that issue. A Lyman "M" die should fix that as well.

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[vtech26]

As others have said, some of the well know mould makers such as MP, NOE and Accurate have some really good heavy weight 9mm molds to choose from. I personally have been casting a bunch of NOE 358-147 slick sided which I then powder coat and size to 356. Shoots great in all my 9mm pistols and my MP5. One issue I did have was I was not expanding my cases so the bullet was getting squeezed down by the case. The powder expander that came with my Mr. Bullet feeder fixed that issue. A Lyman "M" die should fix that as well.

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Some pics of mold and bullets:Attachment 249997

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