Accurate Mold #45 230M ??

[FireFly]

What 45 cast bullet is the Accurate Mold #45 230M a copy?

Besides Lyman, who makes a quality BD45acp bullet mold???

Which is the correct term, mould / mold ?

Thanks Can you tell, I like BD's design!

[TomAM]

I didn't copy nuttin. That's just the closest I can get to a 230 military ball style.

Mold is the correct term, unless you prefer superfluous letters in your words, or wear a powdered wig.

[FireFly]

Okay TomAM, you had me laughing (LOL)!!

[white eagle]

yooze got me too Tom

[dbarnhart]

I have a 45-230M 2-cav in brass and I absolutely love it. They feed perfectly in my Colt Combat Commander 1911 with any COAL from 1.255 - 1.265
I love the way I can open the sprue plate with a gloved hand. I love the way the boolits just fall out when I open it.

My only regret is that I ordered a 2-cav instead of a 4-cav.

[geargnasher]

Actually, according to our modern dictionaries which seem to validate even some awful made up stuff, both ways are correct.

However, I wear a powdered wig, especially when casting! I was taught that mold is what grows on wet sheetrock and old bread.

Gear

[FireFly]

So "mould" it is!

[41 mag fan]

:kidding:
I heard those wigs were powdered due to mold or mould growing on them from sweat and perspiration from peoples heads. They covererd them up by powdering them white due to green was not a natural hair color.

[FireFly]

"I didn't copy nuttin. That's just the closest I can get to a 230 military ball style."

Nice bullet Tom, thought you may have improved on the RCBS 45-230 CM design.

[Lefty SRH]

I like it!

[FireFly]

I'd be lost without spellcheck! Anyway, spellcheck seems to like...mold!

"I didn't copy nuttin. That's just the closest I can get to a 230 military ball style."