TK Grogg
07-07-2006, 05:45 PM
1. Lee #90491 Hollow Point-.457 dia. 405 grn. With Handles.
2. Lee # 90311, I think a .38 wad-cutter,With Handles
3. Lee # 90368, I think a .30 flat nose, With Handles
4. Lee # 90308, I think a .38 round nose, With Handles
5. Ideal #311413 Middlefield, Conn., I think a .308 with gas check, pointed boolit.
With Handles
6. Winchester Arms Company, New Haven, Conn., 25-20 WCF, With Handles
7. Winchester Arms Company, New Haven, Conn., 25-20 WCF Hollow Point, W H.
8. Ideal, #311316, Middlefield, Conn., Has 607 stamped on corner of mould. Box is
marked 110 grn. by previous owner. No Handles
9. A very unusual set of mould blocks that have the # 38 stamped on it. This set has an adjustable threaded pin through it to make slugs or .38 cal wadcutters any length you like. This is a guess on my part.
10. Last but not least is an old set of moulds-.38 cal. I think. The sprew cutter has
an elongated hole with a screw through it. There is a hole between the hinge
and the mould cavity that could serve as a sizing tool maybe.
11. There are five sets of very old looking moulds. Four of them have handles like
pliers but only one set has any markings. It is stamped 170 and looks to be
.36 cal round ball. All are round ball moulds.
By the way, I just love this board. It is so full of information.
2. Lee # 90311, I think a .38 wad-cutter,With Handles
3. Lee # 90368, I think a .30 flat nose, With Handles
4. Lee # 90308, I think a .38 round nose, With Handles
5. Ideal #311413 Middlefield, Conn., I think a .308 with gas check, pointed boolit.
With Handles
6. Winchester Arms Company, New Haven, Conn., 25-20 WCF, With Handles
7. Winchester Arms Company, New Haven, Conn., 25-20 WCF Hollow Point, W H.
8. Ideal, #311316, Middlefield, Conn., Has 607 stamped on corner of mould. Box is
marked 110 grn. by previous owner. No Handles
9. A very unusual set of mould blocks that have the # 38 stamped on it. This set has an adjustable threaded pin through it to make slugs or .38 cal wadcutters any length you like. This is a guess on my part.
10. Last but not least is an old set of moulds-.38 cal. I think. The sprew cutter has
an elongated hole with a screw through it. There is a hole between the hinge
and the mould cavity that could serve as a sizing tool maybe.
11. There are five sets of very old looking moulds. Four of them have handles like
pliers but only one set has any markings. It is stamped 170 and looks to be
.36 cal round ball. All are round ball moulds.
By the way, I just love this board. It is so full of information.