Caractéristiques
- Cavités: 2
- Diamètre: 0.379
- Poids Ogive (Grains): 250
- Poids du colis: 0,396kg
- Hauteur d'expédition: 51mm
- Largeur d'expédition: 66mm
- Longueur d'expédition: 269mm
- UPC : 734307903244
Le prix inclut la TVA mais pas la livraison .
Référence: 430108475
Ref Fabricant: 90324
734307903244 Tous les blocs de moules Lee sont fabriqués en aluminium en raison de ses qualités de moulage exceptionnelles. Toutes les cavités de moule sont usinées CNC pour un contrôle de la rondeur et de la taille inégalé. Tous les moules à base creuse sont à cavité unique uniquement car ils disposent d'une goupille centrale auto-centreuse pour un moulage aussi rapide que possible. Tous les moules comprennent des poignées et des plaques de coulée.Pas disponible.
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Great stuff 29/11/2015
I bought this, along with many others as I have just now got into casting. This is a very lightweight mould, very accurate one to boot. Casting with nothing but wheel weights, this drops just a grain or two heavier than specified, however, it's right on for size. This takes a few minutes to warm up, and my rifle moulds like to be hot (pistol not so much).
Most I have are .309 diameter, and they all drop at .310 and .311. You can barely feel them go through the sizer (also Lee), making the wasted lead to a minimum. These are great to learn on, and having the handles included for $20, you cannot beat that anywhere.
The one drawback to these is they get really hot really fast. An easy fix is to have a sponge handy, dab it between pours, and the temperature stays where it should.
To break in, I followed the recommendation to soak them in mineral spirits to clean them from the factory, and smoke them with a match. I have never had any stick beyond a tap or two. I would highly recommend these for beginners, and I can't comment on the longevity, but from what I heard, they last longer than you...
Great stuff 29/11/2015
I bought this, along with many others as I have just now got into casting. This is a very lightweight mould, very accurate one to boot. Casting with nothing but wheel weights, this drops just a grain or two heavier than specified, however, it's right on for size. This takes a few minutes to warm up, and my rifle moulds like to be hot (pistol not so much).
Most I have are .309 diameter, and they all drop at .310 and .311. You can barely feel them go through the sizer (also Lee), making the wasted lead to a minimum. These are great to learn on, and having the handles included for $20, you cannot beat that anywhere.
The one drawback to these is they get really hot really fast. An easy fix is to have a sponge handy, dab it between pours, and the temperature stays where it should.
To break in, I followed the recommendation to soak them in mineral spirits to clean them from the factory, and smoke them with a match. I have never had any stick beyond a tap or two. I would highly recommend these for beginners, and I can't comment on the longevity, but from what I heard, they last longer than you...