Who has best lee mold prices?

[Fish_N_Russ]

Just wondering......ive only ordered stuff from Midway but im sure there are other better places out there for molds. Thanks
Russ

[obssd1958]

Russ,
I don't know who has the best prices, but if you want to chase that last nickel, here is a link to a web page of nothing but reloading and shooting links. I am trying to chase down the cheapest .224 bullets for an AR, so I have been using this list:

http://www.reloadammo.com/rel-link.htm

There are 314 links - good luck!! :drinks:

Don

[Boerrancher]

I spent several months researching Lee mold prices. The best prices are at Mid South shooting supplies. The problem is that most of their molds are on back order. The next best place I found was at Lee Factory Direct. They were a dollar higher than mid south, I placed my order there and in about 4 weeks got my molds.

[lathesmith]

Yes, Midway is actually pretty hard to beat most of the time on Lee molds. They have a pretty good combination of price and availability. You can save a few bucks by shopping around, and for those of us who live in MO buying out-of-state deletes the sales tax, for saving even a few more bucks.
lathesmith

[mooman76]

Check out these prices. I believe they beat out Mid south and they actually have allot of moulds the others are out of. Their web page search has a little to be desired though!

http://natchezss.com/

[Ifishsum]

I found good Lee mold prices at Widener's Reloading....

[480 Ruger Caster]

Midsouthshooterssupply.com

[compass will]

Their web page search has a little to be desired though!

http://natchezss.com/

You ain't kidding, I have yet to find molds on that website. What category are they under?

[jackley]

You ain't kidding, I have yet to find molds on that website. What category are they under?

Just type in Lee where it says brand and keep going thru the pages.

Jerry

[Ricochet]

Widener's, Midsouth and Natchez are all in my state so I get sales tax added.

But Widener's is 25 miles down the road, so I can go there and not pay hazmat fees on powder and primers.

[tall grass]

F and M reloading is where I order mine. They are usually lower or as low as anyone else

My $0.02

Jim

[mooman76]

Natchetzss is 16.99 for 2x Lee moulds. I guess they give you a good price for having to suffer their website.

[Skipper]

Try Boses

http://www.bosesguns.com/articles.asp?id=117

[encoreman]

I'm with you mooman, Natchez could probably double their sales if they had a user friendly site that one could actually find what they were looking for. Mac

[Taylor]

I use Mid South for the majority of my needs.They are only a few minutes from my house,so I just go and pick up my order.No hazmat fees that way.The only bad thing is,it is not an open store,so you can't go in and window shop.Of course that could be a good thing too.

[jawjaboy]

Ran across this site a while back. Might be worth a look/see.

http://www.lockstock.com/departments.asp?dept=590

[Sig shooter]

The six cavity molds in a "non TL " type are hard to find 9mm -.40 - .45 .
I received two orders from midway this month , they seem high on shipping and I always throw some $$ in the "round it up" kitty .

[Bret4207]

Buy 'em off Ebay! Since you pay 3x what they cost everywhere else they must be better, right?

[Ricochet]

As I posted yesterday up in the "Shooters" forum, I followed a link off Lee's page to http://10ring.com/ and found a couple of items I liked. Their moulds aren't the cheapest I've seen, but they had the 6-hole TL356-124-TC that's backordered at all the usual places, and the 429-255-SWC that was discontinued a few years ago. Not to mention that they have 4-die Lee Deluxe Pistol Sets containing a carbide sizing die and the Carbide Factory Crimp Die, without having to order it separately. Those may be available elsewhere, I just hadn't seen them.

I just noticed they have the old 429-240-2R, too. For anyone who wants a traditional .44 Russian/Special boolit.