Lee Round Nose Rifle Mould - Double Cavity (Handles Included) .277" 135 gr
$33.74
The Lee Round Nose Rifle Mould in .277" with 135 grain cavity is a double-cavity bullet casting tool built for serious handloaders who want to produce consistent cast bullets at the bench. If you're stretching your reloading budget or prefer the control that comes with casting your own projectiles, this mould delivers the basics you need—and it ships with handles included, so you can get started without hunting down extras.
Built from aluminum, this mould heats and cools faster than iron or steel alternatives, which means shorter cycle times between pours and less fatigue during longer casting sessions. The material also resists rust, a real advantage in a shop environment where moisture and temperature swings are unavoidable. The block halves are crimped together for structural integrity, helping you cast bullets with consistent dimensions and minimal rejects.
The double-cavity design means you're producing two bullets per pour, doubling your output compared to single-cavity moulds. For handloaders working up loads for cartridges like the .270 Winchester or similar .277" bore rifles, this is a practical way to build inventory without the cost of factory ammunition.
Key Features
- Double-cavity design for two bullets per pour
- Aluminum construction for fast heating and cooling
- Rust-resistant material extends tool life
- Crimped block halves for consistent bullet dimensions
- Includes casting handles—ready to use out of the box
- Designed for .277" diameter, 135 grain round nose bullets
Specifications
| Mould Type | Double Cavity |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Bullet Diameter | .277" |
| Bullet Weight | 135 grain |
| Bullet Style | Round Nose |
| Handles Included | Yes |
| Manufacturer | Lee Precision |
Frequently Asked Questions
What calibers can I cast bullets for with this .277" mould?
This mould is sized for .277" diameter bullets, making it suitable for cartridges like the .270 Winchester and other rifle calibers that use .277" projectiles. Always verify your specific rifle's bore diameter and consult reloading references to confirm compatibility before casting.
Do I need to buy handles separately, or are they included?
Handles are included with this mould, so you're ready to start casting without additional purchases.
Why is aluminum better for a casting mould than iron?
Aluminum heats and cools faster than iron or steel, which speeds up your casting cycle and reduces hand fatigue during extended sessions. It also resists rust, which helps preserve the mould's accuracy and lifespan in a typical workshop environment.
How many bullets does this mould produce per pour?
The double-cavity design casts two bullets with each pour, doubling your output compared to a single-cavity mould.
