Historic 311241-125 mold on ebay

[w30wcf]

In case anyone is interested...........
This is the 125 gr. version of the 311241 which dates back to the early 1900's.
I first read about it in the 1904 Ideal Manual under a section about "Short Range" loads. I have this mold currently and it shoots very well in my .30-30's.

Only 5 1/2 hrs. to go.

http://cgi.ebay.com/LYMAN-IDEAL-311241-BULLET-MOLD-125-Gr_W0QQitemZ190134764880QQihZ009QQcategoryZ71118QQ ssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

w30wcf

[BustemAgain]

Yeah but check out how high that guy is on shipping. You have to look because he does his best to hide it. $15 for one mold?:shock: I would never buy from some grasping grubber like that.

[JDL]

I have that same # that casts out around 150 grains and use it for light loads in my .30-30. -JDL

[TAWILDCATT]

you could do same thing with 311291 or skim the blocks and cut it to weigh the same.

[RSOJim]

311241 does right well over 4 grains bullseye in a sks for short range plinking. Jim