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Originally Posted by TheKid
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The .432 H&G 503 would work well in all of them with WW metal and sized .431, as an all around bullet.


Any experience with Arsenal molds? They make a 503 that’s reasonable priced and specs call for WW. Browsing their site just now they have a good selection of designs and are US made. But Lee is US made too so....


I don’t have that mold but have a few others from them. Good molds Each one has been virtually trouble free and cast great from day one. They make a 200 grain 40 caliber SWC they list as a Keith. Great bullet in my 401 Powermag and am looking forward to trying it in my Buckeye 38-50/10mm.


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Originally Posted by frank500
Mihec #503 brass four cavity with all the fun pins!!! The penta pin is about all shoot.


This is a great mold. I have it and would be fine with it as my only 44 bullet if I were forced to just have one choice. With the various pins one can cast a solid or a few different HP options. A very versatile mold.


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Accurate molds will make you about anything you want, mold material, sized for specific alloys, number of cavities, etc.


That said, I have an RCBS that drops WW bullets @ 260 grains & approx .4305".

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I have a two-cavity Lyman 429421 that I have been using since the early eighties that is still going strong. I recently bought an RCBS 44-250K from the classified’s here, but I haven’t tried it yet. Waiting for cooler weather.


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Yes it is. What mold did it come out of?

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My favorite Keith isn't really a Keith. The RCBS .45-270-SAA.
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It also didnt drop from an RCBS mold....

In fact its not a 270-SAA at all, but probably the 275 K NOE or originally the 275 NEI.

The 270 SAA has a smaller meplat and a larger base band and middle band than the forward driving band.

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Originally Posted by mart
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by HawkI
The .432 H&G 503 would work well in all of them with WW metal and sized .431, as an all around bullet.


Any experience with Arsenal molds? They make a 503 that’s reasonable priced and specs call for WW. Browsing their site just now they have a good selection of designs and are US made. But Lee is US made too so....


I don’t have that mold but have a few others from them. Good molds Each one has been virtually trouble free and cast great from day one. They make a 200 grain 40 caliber SWC they list as a Keith. Great bullet in my 401 Powermag and am looking forward to trying it in my Buckeye 38-50/10mm.

Do us 38 WCF fans a favor and keep us appraised of the results.

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