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    Phantom mould

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    What is this Lyman mould? Best I can measure .243 and marked "30 S".

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    It's a core mould for casting cores for swaging bullets.

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    SO, how does it shoot?

    (I have a couple in larger diameters.)

    Idea/Lyman made some bullets (with grooves) that were adjustable in length much like this.
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    Plain base, large meplat but the loob grooves are a bit shallow. Contact Waksupi for the loob grooves...Ray
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret4207 View Post
    It's a core mould for casting cores for swaging bullets.
    That's what I thought it might be. Talk about a labour of love! CAST a core THEN swage a bullet.

    I found it in the cupboard at our handloading club.
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    due to lead wire cost, an awful lot of swagers, myself included, are casting cores using a Corbin 6-cavity adjustable mould. Doing them like that in a single cavity mould would definitely be a labor of love... 'course it would turn into a love/hate relationship for me in about half an hour.
    Neat mould, I'd have it just to show it off to folks.

    Rich

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    Aw shucks guys, that's a paper patch full wadcutter.



    Joe

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    Quote Originally Posted by RayinNH View Post
    Plain base, large meplat but the loob grooves are a bit shallow. Contact Waksupi for the loob grooves...Ray
    Here we go.......

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