Bullet Mold: Free to a good home

[TNEMT]

I've got a Lyman roundball mold that's been laying around here for a while and I have no use for. If anyone can use it let me know and I will send it to you. It says Lyman 375 on the side. It has a little rust on the outside but the inside of the mold looks good.

Thanks,

Tim

[TNEMT]

I forgot to add, I can email you a pic if you want ot see it.

[Mike.357]

If I had a .36 cal I would be wanting that. Maybe someone here can use it.

[Mark@Sea]

TN EMT, I'm buying a .36 tomorrow. You still have the mold?

[Mike.357]

Mark, what kind of .36 you getting?

[Mark@Sea]

1861 Navy steel frame (36) & 1851 Navy steel frame (44). Some joker got me interested in bp again.

[Mike.357]

do you know the maker of those revolvers?

The next time I buy a BP revolver it will be an 1861. I love the steel framed ones. You can jam them full of the black and not have to worry about stress on the frame.

I tell you with the .36 you almost have to cast balls. At least to be sure of the size you are using. Guys I know who shoot .36 always complain about the lack of quality control in store bought balls of that caliber.

I am looking forward to making smoke at the shoot tomorrow !! Wish you were here.

[TNEMT]

Mark, Sorry it took me so long to respond. I still have the mold. I got your email with your address and I'll put it in the mail tomorrow or Monday. Glad I could help you out.

Tim

[Mark@Sea]

Thanks, Tim!

[TNEMT]

Mark, I didn't get a chance to put the mold in the mail Sat. Or Monday, but I got it mailed yesterday. You should get it in a few days.

Tim

[TNEMT]

Mark,

Did you recieve the mold?

Tim

[Mark@Sea]

Tim,

Yes, I did - thank you again. I posted that in the other thread (1861 revolvers), sorry. Should have posted in this one.

Mark