Lyman Pistol Bullet Mould .44 Cal.

The Lyman Pistol Bullet Mould .44 Cal. is a precision casting tool for handloaders who want to produce their own .44 caliber bullets at the bench. Whether you're loading for a .44 Magnum revolver, .44 Special, or another .44 platform, casting lets you control costs and tailor bullet weight and design to your specific load. Lyman's .44 mould comes in a double-cavity configuration, meaning you'll cast two bullets per cycle—a good balance between production speed and consistent cooling that helps minimize casting defects.

Bullet casting has become popular again among serious handloaders who shoot enough to justify the setup. A quality mould is the foundation: it must hold temperature evenly, release bullets cleanly, and produce consistent dimensions so your sized and lubricated rounds chamber and perform reliably. This Lyman mould is built to standard specifications that let it work with common casting accessories and sizing equipment found in most reloading shops.

Keep in mind that a mould alone is just the start. You'll need a mould handle to hold it safely over your lead pot, a sizer die to bring cast bullets to final dimension, and a top punch that matches your bullet's ogive. Lyman makes these components separately, and they're widely available. Once you have the full setup dialed in, casting becomes a straightforward, satisfying part of your reloading routine—and a way to shoot more for less.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to use this .44 bullet mould?

You'll need a mould handle to secure the mould over your lead pot, a sizer die to bring cast bullets to final specification, and a top punch fitted to your bullet design. These are sold separately from the mould itself.

Can I use this mould with any lead casting pot?

The mould is designed to work with standard casting setups. Confirm that your pot's spout fits the mould's gate and that you can maintain the proper temperature for lead (.44 caliber typically requires around 700–800°F, depending on your alloy).

Is this a double or four-cavity mould?

This is a double-cavity mould, producing two bullets per pour cycle.