I have a single cavity mold marked Lyman and 511484 which I have not been able to find any information on. the mold seems to be a recut mold. The mold numbers are crossed out and resampled 511 484. The cavity looks like a black powder mold style with deep grooves, Loverin style. Anyone know of a mold of this number?
Lyman 511484 ? Is this a normal mold or what?
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tjbunion
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02 March 2021
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tjbunion
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03 March 2021
Thanks, Rick, I was not getting the nomenclature, thinking it was a Lyman design. I see it is diameter and weight, which makes sense.
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RicinYakima
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02 March 2021
You are correct! It is a recut mould of .511" and weighs 454 grains of unknown alloy. You find these a lot around the black powder shooter events as there are not many designs for the 50/70 and 50/90. p.s. this is sized for modern barrels, not the old originals.
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