Mountain Molds???

[jdgabbard]

Ok, they look pretty impressive for a custom mold. And pretty reasonable on the pocket book considering the cost of getting only one mold. So my question is, who has them? Do you like 'em? And whether you have 1, 2, or 3 hole'rs

[475/480]

I have a couple :D: of his moulds in ,41 ,44,45,475,50 and ,510.They are well made and to spec. I have 2 and 3 holers. I buy aluminum to cast medium large for caliber -handgun bullets.
I see he increased his lead time to 3-6 months.

Sean

[crabo]

I have 2 in 357 and 1 in 44. All 3 holers with 2 pb and 1 gas checked. They are exactly what I asked for and am very happy with them all. All you do is clean them and and start casting with them. No tune up needed.

1st rate. I have mine in aluminum and I will do more as time goes on.

[44mag1]

I have one made from steel, 2 hole 359 255 grain. works better than all my others.

[jdgabbard]

I am considering having one made for 9mm/38/357. A three hole of 135g Tangential Ogive with a fairly large meplat and a nose length of .380 so that these can be loaded in all the above. Just wanted to make sure, as I'm planning on getting these in steel and having one hole converted to cramer style HP. Just didn't want to have commissioned if they didn't have happy users. Since a three hole steel mold runs $150.

Any other things I should know about these molds???

[waksupi]

I have a couple two holers. Couldn't ask for a better mold, or better service. Dan is A-OK.

[Barstooler]

I have a steel 1 hole in 358 280gr GC for my 35 Whelen and it is the best mold that I own...and I have Lyman, Lee, and RCBS molds.

Barstooler

[EchoSixMike]

I have several of is molds,mostly 2 cav but just recently bought a single hole 50cal steel ML mold. Most I bought in brass back in his early days, but have a 41cal steel and 357/180 aluminum.

Have been impressed with all of them, but you can definately see the progress he's made from the early ones. S/F.....Ken M