Lee Semi-Wadcutter Pistol Mould - Double Cavity (Handles Included) .314" 90 gr

The Lee Semi-Wadcutter Pistol Mould in .314" 90-grain is a practical choice for handloaders casting their own projectiles. This double-cavity mould ships with handles already attached, so you're ready to get started without hunting down additional hardware. Lee's aluminum construction keeps weight manageable during long casting sessions—a real benefit when you're pouring dozens of rounds—and the material heats and cools faster than traditional steel or iron moulds, speeding up your workflow at the bench.

Aluminum moulds won't rust, which means less maintenance and storage worry compared to bare steel. Handle them carefully and you'll get years of reliable service from this casting tool. The permanently attached steel handles give you a solid grip on the mould during the pour, and the double-cavity design lets you cast two bullets per cycle, doubling your productivity compared to single-cavity alternatives.

Whether you're casting rounds for target practice, load development, or extended range sessions, this Lee mould delivers the straightforward functionality that's made Lee Precision a trusted name among reloaders who want dependable equipment without unnecessary complexity or expense.

Key Features

• Double-cavity design casts two bullets per cycle
• Aluminum construction resists rust and reduces fatigue during extended casting sessions
• Steel handles permanently attached and ready to use
• Faster heat-up and cool-down times compared to steel or iron moulds
• .314" bore diameter for compatible pistol cartridges
• 90-grain bullet weight

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers can I use this .314" mould for?

The .314" bore diameter is designed for handgun cartridges that use bullets of that diameter. Check your specific caliber's bullet specification before purchasing to ensure compatibility.

Do I need to buy handles separately?

No. This mould ships with steel handles permanently attached, so you can start casting right away without additional purchases.

Is this mould suitable for beginners?

Yes. Lee Precision moulds are known for straightforward design and reliable performance, making them a practical entry point for handloaders new to bullet casting.

How does aluminum compare to steel moulds for casting?

Aluminum moulds heat up and cool down faster than steel or iron, which can speed up your casting rhythm. They're also lighter, reducing fatigue during long sessions. The trade-off is that aluminum is softer, so handle the mould carefully to avoid damage.