MP-Molds

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This thread will remain incomplete without some mp mold porn
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[dragon813gt]

This thread will remain incomplete without some mp mold porn

[remy3424]

Yep Oreo, that's the one! I must of got thinkin of the little .225 6c of different manufacture I received recently....I really can't wait to see one of these brass moulds!...in my hands that is. Nice pics guys!

[USAFrox]

If any of the Cast Boolit brethren would like to give themselves a treat, go to the MP Molds website. There are molds currently in inventory.

You're just teasin', aren't you! I got all excited, and went to the website, and EVERYTHING is "out of stock". *grumble, grumble*

[DukeInFlorida]

If there's a specific mold that Miha would have made recently, but it's not showing on his web site......................

You should send him an email, explaining what you are looking for.

He's so busy that his web site isn't anywhere near up-to-date, but he will likely have a LOT of molds in stock.

In fact, he puts up list of what he has, every now and then.
In fact, here's the most recent one he published:

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...s-Februar-2013

Maybe he has what you are looking for. Even if it's not on his list, email him.

[grubbylabs]

I am guessing he is really busy, I emailed him last week and have not herd back from him.

[Green Frog]

I've been waiting for a Group Buy that reached quota over a year ago... I'm assuming he is really busy because he acknowledged an e-mail (without answering the question) over a month ago, and has not answered a recent PM either. My friend and shooting buddy Dale53 has gotten several of his moulds and swears by him and his products, but I am getting a little frustrated with the wait.

Froggie

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My friend and shooting buddy Dale53 has gotten several of his moulds and swears by him and his products, but I am getting a little frustrated with the wait. Froggie

Froggie..... believe me when I say you are not alone in this. You've heard the old adage: Good things come to those that wait. Well, all I can say is: It happens when it happens, now please hurry up and get it on the production list.... PLEASE.

[Oreo]

Yep. Get on the list. That's about all that can be done.

Truth is Miha has to know by now what peoples' complaints are. But the simple fact is he's demonstrated that he's going to do what he pleases and when. When you're the best in the world you get to do that and still have customers line up and wait for your whim. There's no point in wringing your hands over it. Get in line and wait or buy from someone else. Those are the options and no amount of fussing is going to change it.

[cbrick]

I am getting a little frustrated with the wait. Froggie

I just recently received two four cav's from Miha that from conception to the molds in my hands was just short of two years but most aren't that long. The wait is frustrating almost to being painful & ready to get fitted for a straight jacket. Been that way for each mold I bought from him but with each one all of that was completely forgotten the day they arrived. They are so worth the agony of the wait I can't hardly wait until I'm miserable with anticipation again.

If there is an active group buy for a mold you want I highly recommend you get signed up for it before the buy closes. If there is a closed buy get signed up for any possible extras and keep your fingers crossed & check your email everyday, you could, might, possibly get lucky.

Rick

[Hamish]

If you feel that you *must* have a certain design within 6 months or a year, you are better either going to Tom at Accurate Molds, or hitting Midway/Bass Pro, etc., and buying Lyman/Saeco, or hunting up a used mould. (Just make sure you check "The Big 3" first. (MP, NOE, HM2)

If there is a design you would like to have and are capable of signing up and then comfortably forgetting about it until you get an email bill for payment, then you should by all means do a Group Buy.

[mold maker]

[/QUOTE]If there is a design you would like to have and are capable of signing up and then comfortably forgetting about it until you get an email bill for payment, then you should by all means do a Group Buy.[/QUOTE]

I've done it that way 7 times and don't regret any of them, other than I've aged considerably while waiting. If you're disappointed in the mold, you certainly won't have trouble selling it.