Lee Round Flat Nose Pistol Mould - 6 Cavity (Handles Sold Separately) .452" 255 gr

The Lee Round Flat Nose Pistol Mould is a six-cavity casting tool built for reloaders who push volume—whether you're producing rounds for personal stockpiling, range days, or small-scale ammunition supply. This .452" mould casts 255-grain bullets, a proven weight for mid-range pistol loads. If you're tired of commercial ammunition costs and want control over your projectiles, a quality bullet mould is where serious handloaders start.

Lee engineered this mould around aluminum blocks, which resist corrosion and heat up quickly for consistent casting cycles—critical when you're pouring multiple cavities. The blocks are CNC machined to tight tolerances, and the hard anodized sprue plate operates on a cam system for repeatability. Tempered steel spring washers lock the plate firmly at both ends, so you get clean, uniform bullets batch after batch.

Note: this listing is the mould cavity blocks only. Casting handles are sold separately, so factor that into your setup if you don't already own them. Once you pair this with handles and a lead source, you've got a straightforward path to casting your own pistol bullets at a fraction of commercial cost.

Key Features

• Six cavities for volume casting efficiency
• Aluminum blocks resist rust and heat quickly for faster production
• CNC-machined block halves for precision bullet dimensions
• Hard anodized sprue plate with cam-operated design
• Tempered steel spring washers secure the plate firmly
• Casts .452" diameter, 255-grain round flat nose projectiles

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Do handles come with this mould?

No, handles are sold separately. You'll need to purchase Lee casting handles compatible with this mould cavity block.

What caliber bullets does this mould cast?

This mould casts .452" diameter, 255-grain round flat nose bullets suitable for various mid-range pistol loads.

Why choose a six-cavity mould over a single or two-cavity?

A six-cavity design allows you to cast more bullets per pour cycle, significantly speeding up production when you need volume. It's ideal if you reload regularly or supply ammunition for frequent range sessions.

Is the aluminum construction durable?

Yes. The aluminum blocks resist rust and heat efficiently, and the CNC machining ensures consistency. The hard anodized sprue plate and tempered steel components add durability for long-term use.