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Looking for opinions about the mold and bullet from people that own this mold. I've ordered one for my Rossi. $25 delivered.
It cannot hurt to try the Lee and compare it to the Lyman 358156.
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Campfire Ranger
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I used to have a six cavity version of that mold and it worked fine. I prefer the 358 rf, but for a rifle I'd want the gas check bullet.
Honestly I've yet to have a lee mold that didn't drop an accurate bullet.
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Campfire Member
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I own thirteen different Lee molds mostly 38 and few 30 cal. rifle molds one of which is the C358-158-SWC. It's an excellent bullet in my 357 Mag. revolvers and shoot just as well with the GC left off depending on the alloy I'm using and velocity I'm shooting it at.
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