380 mold

[dragonrider]

I need a mold for my Browning BDA in 380. I was looking at the Lee 356-102. Or a 90 grn. lyman the number of which I cannot remember right now. Any other suggestions??? Or should anyone have a Lyman 356404 that need a home shoot me a pm.
thanks

[Dale53]

Lee has a semi-wadcutter that I have used in a couple of .380's with good results:
Walther PPK and Sig-Sauer. The mould is .358 - 105 SWC Part # for six cavity is:
90315.

http://www.leeprecision.com/cgi/catalog/browse.cgi?1149817248.768=/html/catalog/bullmol2.html

Dale53

[Lloyd Smale]

that 105 swc lee shoots great in every .38 and 9mm ive ever tried it in. Its an ugly bullet but is very accurate. It feeds well in my para 9mm too.

[meldrimgunsmith]

I use a lee 102 rn which shoots great in 380 and 9mm
I have some 120 sharpe points I loaded in 9mm and there was awesome

[beagle]

I've been shooting a Lyman 358242 92 grain version sized .356" in a friend's .380 Auto. Feeds and shoots pretty good with a moderate book charge of Unique./beagle

[woody1]

I've been shooting a Lyman 358242 92 grain version sized .356" in a friend's .380 Auto. Feeds and shoots pretty good with a moderate book charge of Unique./beagle
Me too only sized .357 in our Walther's. The 358242 in 121 grain version isn't too shabby either. Regards, Woody

[FISH4BUGS]

I have a Hensley & Gibbs 10 cavity S55 for my 380 MAC submachinegun. It throws a 100 gr rn bb bullet that loads easily and shoots and feeds perfectly. If you ever come across one, I'd snap it up. Even a 4 cavity would be great.

[45 2.1]

Ya mean something like this:

[dragonrider]

Something like that would be perfect.