Lee mold for 7x57

[GunnyJohn]

I have been looking on line for a lee mold for a 7x57 that I just finished for my wife. I see a 130 grain mold but nothing heavier. I would like something in the 160-180 grain. I have heard mention of a "LEE Soup can" not sure what that is or where to find one. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks John.

[leadhead]

You can find that mold on Midsouth's web sight. You have to dig around to find it.
They have it listed under specialty molds. I have that mold and it shoots pretty
good. Most 7mm molds don't cast large enough for military rifles. You have to go
custom for that. Hope you find it.
Denny

[Hardcast416taylor]

Just an old man`s 2 cents worth here. Look on the Accurate moulds web page and look at the variety of 7mm moulds he offers.Robert

[Dragonheart]

If a mold is dropping undersize then powder coat the bullet. If you are looking for accuracy and full power then look at a bore rider design made by RCBS & Saeco.

[Cheeto303]

Here is a link for Midsouth.

www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/000067mmsoupcan/7mm-soup-can-130-grain-six-cavity-special-order-mold

www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000690360/7mm-double-cavity-mold-c285-130-r

I just picked up the 7mm soupcan and the 170 grain 6.5 mm Swede mold. Haven't had a chance to use them yet. I'm hoping to cast some 6.5's tomorrow. I finally found a Lee Loader in 6.5 Carcano. I also have Lee loaders in 6.5 Remington magnum,6.5 Japanese and 6.5X55 Swede.Now it's time for a pile 6.5 boolits. Yippee. Life is good when Midsouth is just around the corner.