4C 6.5, 4C 358242 95 gr, 2C 37583

[TexasGrunt]

All of these molds popped up on eBay this morning.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-4-cavity-bullet-mould-mold-266324-NOS-119-grain-6-5mm-NOS-/142376284388?hash=item212649b0e4:g:d58AAOSw~y9ZD9D 9

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-4-cavity-bullet-mold-mould-358242-NOS-95-grain-/142376281402?hash=item212649a53a:g:-rQAAOSww9xZD8-1

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-37583-Double-cavity-mold-145-gr-gallery-bullet-/172664606392?hash=item28339cceb8:g:E1oAAOSwrhBZD1F X

The two 4 cavity molds are NOS and look awesome. I'd like to have the 358242 95 gr but it's too rich for me. I am wondering what the 37583 mold is used for.

Enjoy!

[rintinglen]

That 6.5 is more rare than an honest democrat. I'll bet it goes for a healthy sum.

[Thin Man]

I would like to have a 37583 mold to make low speed recreation ammo for the 375 Winchester Big Bore, then also for the 375 H&H Winchester Model 70 (pre-64 Super Grade). Both of these rifles would get more time at the range than they do now and I would get a smile from getting them out more often.