Lee Round Flat Nose Pistol Mould - 6 Cavity (Handles Sold Separately) .430" 310 gr

The Lee Round Flat Nose Pistol Mould in 6-cavity configuration is a production-focused bullet casting tool built for reloaders who process volume. Designed to cast .430" diameter, 310-grain round flat nose pistol bullets, this mould delivers the efficiency and consistency that serious handloaders demand—without the premium price tag. Whether you're stocking ammunition for competition shooting, training, or hunting, a 6-cavity mould cuts casting time significantly compared to single- or double-cavity alternatives.

Construction combines aluminum alloy blocks with hardened steel components, a proven pairing in bullet casting. The aluminum resists corrosion and conducts heat rapidly for faster casting cycles, while the steel handles provide durability under repeated use. All block halves are CNC-machined to tight tolerances, ensuring consistent bullet weight and shape from cavity to cavity. The cam-operated sprue plate features hard anodizing for longevity, and dual tempered-steel spring washers lock it firmly in place during casting and ejection.

Note that handles are sold separately, so verify your setup before ordering. This mould is an economical choice for handloaders committed to casting their own projectiles and maximizing output per session.

Key Features

• 6-cavity design for high-volume bullet production
• Casts .430" diameter, 310-grain round flat nose bullets
• CNC-machined aluminum blocks for precise, consistent casting
• Corrosion-resistant aluminum construction with rapid heat transfer
• Hard-anodized, cam-operated sprue plate
• Tempered steel spring washers for secure plate retention
• Handles purchased separately

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Do handles come with this mould?

No. Handles are sold separately. You'll need to purchase compatible Lee Precision handles to use this mould cavity block.

What caliber pistol rounds will this mould cast?

This mould casts .430" diameter bullets weighing 310 grains in a round flat nose profile. Compatibility with specific cartridges depends on your firearm and load data; consult published reloading manuals for your exact application.

Why choose a 6-cavity mould over single or double cavity?

A 6-cavity mould produces six bullets per casting cycle, significantly reducing the time needed to cast large quantities of ammunition compared to lower-cavity moulds. This makes it ideal for high-volume reloaders.

Is aluminum resistant to corrosion in a bullet casting mould?

Aluminum alloy blocks in bullet moulds resist rusting and oxidation better than unprotected steel, and they heat up quickly for efficient casting. Proper cleaning and storage will maximize the mould's lifespan.