Back story:
So I got a PCC and wanted a round nose bullet to feed it because it wasn't having anything to do with the TC bullet I was feeding all my other 9mm guns. I picked up the lyman 356242 here used (double cavity). Fired it up and the PCC liked it, only it cast a little small. I had heard that years back they made this mold in 358, great news I will hunt one down. I found one from another member here used, and started casting with it. They both cast well and both are just a little under sized as cast, I PC so no big deal there.
So that brings us to what I wanted to mention. I did some searching and it seems that most people are under the impression that when Lyman switched so the 356 the just renamed it and kept producing notoriously undersized molds. But that's not true, I have a picture of the two bullets side by side and they are in fact different.
LEFT: 358242 it weighs in at 130.8gn and has a fatter nose profile and also just a slightly bigger diameter .3575 - .3590
RIGHT: 356242 it weighs in at 125.3gn and has more curve to its nose and is .355 - .356
also the 311 nose punch that it calls for does not fit the 358242 it cuts a small ridge on the nose, the 356242 on the other hand fits just fine making no marks on the nose.