.38 125g Truncated Cone

[vp146b4]

Does anybody know a manufacture of a mould for a .38 125g Truncated Cone .358?
If so, where can I buy one?
Thanks,

Bill

[Dale53]

Lee has a 125 gr RF and a 120 gr TC (listed as .356 but I know at least some that cast large enough for your needs - normally for 9mm). These are both listed under their six cavity moulds.

Accurate Bullet moulds can build one to your specs.

You might also check out Mihec and NOE.

Dale53

[Larry Gibson]

My Lee 6 cavity 356-120-TC drops the bullets at .358 - .359 when cast of WWs + 2% tin. It is an excellent bullet. There are some 125 RNFP made for CBA shooting with .38 SPL and 357 Magnum you might check out.

Larry Gibson

[BobW.]

Dale is spot on about the Lee 125gr. TC. I've ran several thousand thru my Uberti '73 without any issues. My 6 cavity mold casts .358". I run them in my Lyman 450 with a .357 die and 50/50 lube. My pot is set at 800 degrees. The 6 cavities will cast a lot of boolits in a short time.

Bob

[williamwaco]

I have good results with the lee 124 TC in both 9mm and the .38 special.


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[MT Gianni]

LY356402 should run about 124 gr. That should be close enough.

[fecmech]

Another Lee 120 tc owner with a mold that drops .359 with WW+ 2% tin. Very accurate in my k-38 and Ruger GP 100.

[NPBullets]

I have good results with the lee 124 TC in both 9mm and the .38 special.


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Works for me too!

[fcvan]

Fecmech, I know you gave your dimension at .359, what are they weighing? Mine are throwing 126. Frank

[fecmech]

Fecmech, I know you gave your dimension at .359, what are they weighing? Mine are throwing 126. Frank
Mine run 121-122.

[FISH4BUGS]

A bit heavier at 135 gr but the #73 is a very cool bullet.