Lee Round Nose Rifle Mould - Double Cavity (Handles Included) .329" 205 gr
$33.74
The Lee Round Nose Rifle Mould with double cavity and included handles is built for shooters who cast their own bullets. This .329" 205 grain mould gives you the ability to produce consistent round nose rifle projectiles at home, making it a practical choice for reloaders working with calibers that benefit from this profile. Lee Precision has built a solid reputation in the reloading community, and this casting equipment reflects their straightforward, no-nonsense approach to the craft.
The mould body is aluminum, which offers real advantages in the casting environment. Aluminum heats and cools faster than iron or steel, meaning shorter cycles and less fatigue during long casting sessions. The material also resists rust, so your investment holds up well with basic care. The block halves are crimped together for consistent fit and reliable bullet production run after run.
If you're already set up for bullet casting or planning to get into it, a double cavity mould like this one lets you produce more finished bullets per session than a single cavity would. The included handles mean you're ready to go straight out of the box—no hunting down extra parts or adapters.
Key Features
- Double cavity design for efficient, repetitive bullet casting
- Aluminum construction—lightweight, fast heating and cooling, rust resistant
- Crimped block halves for consistent, reliable cavity alignment
- Handles included; ready to use immediately
- .329" diameter, 205 grain round nose profile
Specifications
| Brand | Lee Precision |
| Mould Type | Double Cavity |
| Caliber/Diameter | .329" |
| Bullet Weight | 205 gr |
| Bullet Profile | Round Nose |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Handles | Included |
Frequently Asked Questions
What calibers can I cast with this .329" mould?
This mould casts .329" diameter bullets. Verify that your specific caliber uses .329" projectiles before ordering.
Do I need to buy handles separately?
No. Handles are included with this mould, so you can begin casting right away.
Why does the mould being aluminum matter for bullet casting?
Aluminum heats and cools quickly compared to iron or steel, which speeds up your casting cycle and reduces hand fatigue during extended sessions. It also resists rust with normal care, protecting your equipment over time.
Is this mould suitable for beginning bullet casters?
Yes. The straightforward design and included handles make it accessible for reloaders new to casting, while the double cavity lets you increase output once you're comfortable with the process.
