Two different boolits in one mold

[lotech]

I've found it sounds good in theory, but doesn't work that well in actual use. I'll stick with moulds that have identical cavities.

[Bent Ramrod]

I wonder about the guy or guys who ordered these moulds. But of course, I picked them up, so who am I to wonder?



The three-cavity is a nose-pour .38 Keith-style, a base-pour .32 SWC and a gas-checked .25 (whether for rifle or pistol, I don't know.)

The four cavity is a .32, a .30, a .50 and a .33 caliber.

Somebody's gun collection was eclectic, for sure. Can't imagine he'd get those .50's shot up at the same rate as the others.

[Abenaki]

I have a 38 caliber mold from Tom at Accurate Molds, that has both semi wad cutter and wad cutter cavities.
It is a great mold! Would I do it again? Not sure.

Take care
Abenaki

[Oyeboten]

Here's another example yet of a two-fer, an old "IDEAL" from before their having factory Vent Lines, though someone added their own evidently for the .38 Special Cavity...has provisions for Sprue Cutters on both ends...and I added the second one since this picture was taken.

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[GLynn41]

For what it is worth SSK used to offer their molds like a 275gr .41 cal and a .41cal310? two different weights in the same block. Close to the discussion

[lightman]

I've found it sounds good in theory, but doesn't work that well in actual use. I'll stick with moulds that have identical cavities.

This was my experience the only time I tried it. There was enough difference that it messed up my rhythm, or cadence. I remember being thankful that it was a borrowed mold and not mine.