mold suggestions for 380?

[GONRA]

GONRA used 94 grain .358 inch diameter Lyman IDEAL U358242 cast boolits
for all sorts of locked breech .380 ACP loads/pistols.....
Then developed (with lottsa help from Corbin! !!)
swaged ~40 grain FMJ plastic core bullets for .380 ACP Seecamps.....

[mvozz]

I had someone give me some boolits to try, they were small 38 cals. I played with them and found them to be great in a 380. They were a truncated cone about 105 grain Hi Tek coated and were fun to play with. It took me a while to find a source but in the end they were made from a NOE mould - well I added another mould to my collection. The NOE 358-105-TC is great for 380, can be used in 9mm and I am playing with it for light 38 special loads.

[Charlie Horse]

The Lee 95 grain round flat mold is good in my 2 380s. I run it with W231 and powder coat it. Plus the 6 cavity rains boolits. Couple hours casting keeps it fed for a long while.

Same here, but I also have the RN but it is a 2 cavity. It performs just as well and I really like it, too.

[MostlyLeverGuns]

I too like the LEE 358-105-SWC. Very, very accurate in a Browning 1971 .380.

[rintinglen]

I have the Ranch Dog group buy, which became the LEE tl356-95 TC, and I heartily recommend it. It has worked really well in every one of my 380's, including a Walther PPK/s, and a Mauser HSc, as well as a Colt Mustang Pocketlite, a Browning BDA, a Browning 1910, a Ruger LCP, and my Kahr P-380. Get the Lee 6 banger or a 5 cavity NOE TL358-100-RF-BE2 5, make a lot of boolits, load 'em, shoot 'em and smile.

[sureYnot]

I always ran 125gn in my glock 42. I also run 168 through my sr9. Can't promise it's a good idea. But, I've been happily doing it for years.