RCBS 9mm bullet molds

[Wally]

Found a few good deals on a no. of these and I am considering purchasing one..

# 82062 124 grain RN w/GC

# 82063 124 grain RN

Would like to use in my 9mm as well as in my .38 Specials...was wondering what the "as cast", using WW metal, diameter was, I would need .357"+ for the .38 Specials. Can anyone tell me what their experience has been? In other calibers I've found that they normally run about .001" larger.

[dragonrider]

If it were me I would be buying them both. Use them and decide which to keep and then sell the other.

[chickenstripe]

My 82063 casts at 0.359 with straight WW alloy.
Tried it in 9mm with good success.

Haven't tried it in 38/357 yet.

[Wally]

My 82063 casts at 0.359 with straight WW alloy.
Tried it in 9mm with good success.

Haven't tried it in 38/357 yet.

Thank you--excatly what I needed....

I have a .38 cal Freecehx tool that I can put to good use: my plan is to use this in my Marlin 1894C Carbine w/Unique powder---I shoot single shot with it so the nose configuration won't be a concern.

Using straight WW what do the bullets weigh.? RCBS molds tend to drop bullets heavier than listed.