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18 Cavity #4 Buckshot Mould .240 Diameter — 18 Cavity #4 Buckshot Mould .240 Diameter
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DESCRIPTION 18 Cavity #4 Buckshot Mould .240 Diameter by Lee Precision Product Overview Midsouth offers the 18 Cavity #4 Buckshot Mould .240 Diameter. Lee mold blocks are machined from aluminum blocks making them rust resistant. Aluminum molds heat up and cool down faster than iron or steel molds so good bullets can usually be produced after only a few casts. In addition, they are one-third the weight of iron or steel mold blocks for less fatigue during extended casting sessions. To ensure the best possible bullets, mold block halves are CNC machined for unmatched roundness and size control. Specifications and Features: Aluminum Mold Blocks Light Weight CNC Machined Takes the six cavity mould handles order number 006-90005, not included.

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Anyone else prefer #1 buckshot?
fortyofforty

Jan 16, 2015

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Feb 2, 2015
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  #25 · Jan 19, 2015
  
  SDGlock23 said:
  
  I like #1 better than 00 but around the house I keep my 870 loaded with #4 buckshot.
  
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  SDG23, if you get into casting, this is for you,
  
  http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000690028/18-Cavity-#4-Buckshot-Mould-point240-Diameter-
  
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  #23 · Oct 2, 2016
  
  BCGUNCOLL said:
  
  The only available ammo i saw during the last idiot frenzy, was shotgun shells. When Wally world was dry of everything else, there were still shotgun shells. Shtf .... Hope u have a gauge gun. Juz saying.
  
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  You do realize the idiots are the ones that failed to prepare.
  
  Don't forget molds to cast that shot in the still available shotgun shells into
  buckshot and slugs, if one waits long enough you will not be able to get
  molds either.
  
  This is not perfect but it does work in a 20 ga, I wrap enough TP under and
  around it to center it in the wad, it also works in a 12 ga tri ball load.
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....int600-diameter-single-cavity-round-ball-mold
  
  Here is some for 12 slugs and buckshot loads, remember also for a cheap but still
  effective load in many revolvers a round ball that is a little over sized will turn your
  44 or any caliber into a modern cap and ball gun, only better.
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000690281/single-cavity-shotgun-slug-mold-12-gauge-1-oz
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000690282/single-cavity-shotgun-slug-12-gauge-78-oz
  
  I have these molds but have never used them yet but have cast round balls in
  standard molds for the 454 and on down.
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....ity-number-4-buckshot-mould-point240-diameter
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....8-cavity-000-buckshot-mould-point360-diameter
  
  https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....vity-point330-diameter-(handles-not-included)
  
  If you want to have some good cheap fun with the 12ga get a .662 to a .678''
  round ball mold, the .690 lee mold can work but it is too big for the wads.
  
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