I have a .375 ball mold, but they are slightly too small for the chambers (Nolvadex is shaved when loaded) of my 1858 .36. .380 balls would fit perfectly. If you have a .380 mold you'd consider letting go, please let me know. Thank you.
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WANTED .380 mold
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If you want a modern made one, there are quite a few Lee molds in .380 on FleaBay. If you are looking for a primitive style bag type mold. lots of folks say that Larry Callahan makes a really good bag mold.
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I’ll have to check when I get back next week, but I think I may have a Lee .380 round ball mold.
I have a .380 four cavity round ball mold I would consider selling. Please PM me for details.
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