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575213 GP mould?
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MercerLake
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:v I would suggest that you eye-ball the skirt section of these molds, the 575213OS had a very thin skirt, the "new improved" 575213 has a thicker skirt to allow use of heavier charges.
The 575213GP that you ask about I assume (that's dangerous you know) may be sized differently to allow use in the Lyman Gret Plains, but that's a wild guess on my part. A call to Lyman's would likely get the best answer. :v
The 575213GP that you ask about I assume (that's dangerous you know) may be sized differently to allow use in the Lyman Gret Plains, but that's a wild guess on my part. A call to Lyman's would likely get the best answer. :v
My year 2000 Lyman catalog doesn't recognize a 575213 GP bullet mold number.
The current Lyman site LYMAN MUZZLELOADING BULLETS doesn't recognize it either.
As was mentioned the "OS" (for Old Style) and a PH (for Parker Hale Enfields) are shown but your "GP" must have been made further back than 2000.
The current Lyman site LYMAN MUZZLELOADING BULLETS doesn't recognize it either.
As was mentioned the "OS" (for Old Style) and a PH (for Parker Hale Enfields) are shown but your "GP" must have been made further back than 2000.
