9mm molds

[milo14]

I have been looking at a lot of different molds in the 124 grn rn size,i am not seeing anything that does it for me . The 124 rcbs target rn is about the only thing that i have seen that i like. I only want one lube groove and a driving band to crimp on,any help sure would be appreciated.

[dak109]

I use a Lee 38 caliber mold for my 9mm. My bore was big and it works out good for me. I size to .358 and load over 5gr of Power Pistol. 1.030 OAL.

[Buckshot]

................You're wanting only a RN design?

...............Buckshot

[GabbyM]

Get a 122 grian Truncated cone (TC) bullet then see if you can find anything to out shoot it. If you do you may be the first.

Saeco four cavity or the Lee six cavity conventional lube grove.

I make a Magma mold 147 grain FN bullet that shoots tiny groups but my 9mm pistol does not want to shoot heavy bullets to where the gun points.

[HiVelocity]

I just purchased a NOE 358-135-BB HP mold.

You just can't beat this one for a variety of reasons.

Its a .358 diameter bullet that can be sized down to .356 for 9mm/38 Super/ and 357 Sig. BUT, that being said, I'm loading this bullet into .38 Special cases with a small charge of Bullseye or Unique.
Its that versatile, and it works.

Just my $.02 worth.

HV

[Buckshot]

Get a 122 grian Truncated cone (TC) bullet then see if you can find anything to out shoot it. If you do you may be the first.

Saeco four cavity or the Lee six cavity conventional lube grove.

I make a Magma mold 147 grain FN bullet that shoots tiny groups but my 9mm pistol does not want to shoot heavy bullets to where the gun points.

..............That's what I was getting at :-) With a 6 cavity mould making a years supply in a few hours is not a problem. Keeping the furnace topped up is more work.

............Buckshot

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[myg30]

Try the boolit exchange area and get some to try before you buy a mold that your pistol wont shoot well with.

Mike

[fecmech]

Another vote to the TC design.