Lee 2-Cavity Bullet Mold C225-55-RF 22 Caliber (225 Diameter) 55 Grain Flat Nose Gas Check

If you're casting your own rifle bullets, the Lee 2-Cavity Bullet Mold C225-55-RF is built to be a workhorse in your reloading setup. This 22 caliber mold casts 55 grain flat nose bullets with gas check, giving you consistent, properly-sized projectiles shot after shot. Whether you're loading for accuracy work, hunting, or high-volume range sessions, owning your bullet molds puts you in control of your ammunition from the very beginning.

Lee's aluminum construction is a real advantage for hand casters. Aluminum blocks heat and cool faster than iron or steel alternatives, which means less fatigue during long casting sessions and more predictable sizing from cast to cast. The rust-resistant aluminum also won't degrade over time if your reloading bench isn't climate-controlled. The two-cavity design doubles your output per cycle without doubling the weight, keeping the tool manageable even during extended casting runs.

The mold's specially crimped block halves are engineered to hold tight tolerances, so you get round, correctly-sized bullets without chasing inconsistencies. Handles are included, so you're ready to start casting right out of the box. This is a Lee mold—straightforward, reliable, and proven by countless handloaders who've chosen Lee casting equipment for decades.

Key Features

• 2-cavity design casts two bullets per cycle
• Aluminum blocks for fast heating and cooling, reduced caster fatigue
• Rust-resistant construction for durability and low maintenance
• Specially crimped block halves for consistent bullet size and roundness
• Casts 55 grain, 22 caliber flat nose bullets with gas check
• Handles included

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet weight does this Lee mold cast?

This mold casts 22 caliber bullets weighing 55 grains with a flat nose profile and gas check.

Does this mold come with handles?

Yes, handles are included with the mold, so you can begin casting immediately.

Why choose aluminum for bullet casting instead of iron?

Aluminum blocks heat and cool much faster than iron or steel, reducing fatigue during extended casting sessions. The material is also significantly lighter while remaining durable and rust-resistant, making it ideal for hand casters who process many rounds.

How many bullets can I cast per cycle with this mold?

The 2-cavity design casts two bullets with each cycle, speeding up your production compared to single-cavity molds.