The Lyman Pistol Bullet Mould .44 Cal. is a precision casting tool for handloaders who want to produce their own .44-caliber cast bullets. Whether you're working with .44 Magnum, .44 Special, or other .44 platforms, a quality bullet mould is essential for consistent, cost-effective ammunition production. Lyman has been a leader in casting equipment for decades, and their pistol moulds are built to the tolerances serious reloaders expect.
Cast bullets offer significant savings over jacketed ammunition, especially for high-volume shooters and hunters who go through considerable rounds at the range or in the field. This mould allows you to control bullet weight, alloy composition, and overall quality—factors that directly affect accuracy and performance. Whether you're developing loads for target shooting, hunting, or plinking, casting your own gives you flexibility and economy that factory ammunition can't match.
The mould comes in Lyman's proven design, available in either double-cavity or four-cavity configuration depending on your production pace and casting setup. The four-cavity option speeds up volume production, while the double-cavity delivers a steady workflow for hunters and occasional shooters. Keep in mind that this is the mould itself; you'll need to source a compatible mould handle, sizer die, and top punch separately to complete your casting system.
Key Features
- Precision-cast .44-caliber bullet mould from a trusted reloading brand
- Available in double-cavity or four-cavity design
- Produces consistent bullets for handloads tailored to your specific firearm and load data
- Durable construction built for repeated casting cycles
Specifications
| Caliber | .44 |
| Mould Type | Pistol bullet mould |
| Manufacturer | Lyman |
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to use this .44 pistol bullet mould?
The mould itself is the cavity block. You'll need a mould handle to hold it, a sizer die to finish the bullets to final diameter, and a top punch for sizing—these are sold separately. You'll also need a casting pot, ladle, and lead or appropriate bullet alloy to complete the setup.
Is this mould good for .44 Magnum hunting loads?
Yes, cast bullets from a .44-caliber mould can be used in .44 Magnum, .44 Special, and other .44 platforms, provided you follow established load data for cast bullets in your specific firearm. Always consult published reloading manuals for safe load development.
What's the difference between double-cavity and four-cavity moulds?
A double-cavity mould produces two bullets per pour, while a four-cavity mould produces four. Four-cavity moulds speed up production if you cast high volumes, but both produce quality bullets. Your choice depends on your casting pace and workspace setup.

