Lyman Rifle Bullet Mould .22 Hornet 44Gr

If you're serious about handloading for your .22 Hornet rifle, you need a Lyman Rifle Bullet Mould chambered for .22 Hornet 44Gr projectiles. Lyman moulds are built to exacting standards and have earned their reputation as the benchmark in the casting industry—shooters and reloaders trust them because they deliver consistent, accurate bullets year after year. This single-cavity mould is engineered to produce 44-grain bullets suited to this classic varmint and small-game cartridge, giving you the precision and control that handcasting demands.

Casting your own bullets puts you in command of every variable in your ammunition. You select the alloy, control the weight and hardness, and dial in performance for your specific rifle and load. A quality mould is the foundation of that process. Lyman's proven designs are the widest selection available in the industry, and this .22 Hornet mould reflects decades of refinement. Whether you're loading for precision target work, varmint hunting, or simply want to stretch your reloading budget, a dedicated bullet mould gives you repeatable results and the satisfaction of knowing exactly what went into every cartridge.

Note that bullet weights are nominal and may vary slightly from mould to mould and cast to cast—this is normal in the casting process. You'll need a double-cavity handle (sold separately) to operate this mould, as all Lyman rifle moulds require double-cavity handles regardless of cavity count.

Key Features

• Single-cavity design optimized for .22 Hornet 44-grain bullets
• Lyman's industry-standard quality and accuracy
• Compatible with standard Lyman double-cavity reloading handles
• Proven, time-tested casting geometry

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What handle do I need for this .22 Hornet mould?

This mould requires a Lyman double-cavity handle. All Lyman rifle moulds, whether single or double cavity, use double-cavity handles for proper operation and safety.

Will every bullet from this mould weigh exactly 44 grains?

Bullet weights are nominal. Slight variations between bullets and across castings are normal and expected in the bullet-casting process. For critical applications, weigh your finished bullets and sort them if needed.

What alloy should I use with this mould?

The facts provided do not specify alloy requirements. Consult Lyman's documentation or contact their customer service for recommended alloys and hardness ranges for the .22 Hornet application.

Is this mould suitable for a beginner reloader?

Bullet casting is part of the broader reloading process and requires familiarity with safety practices, equipment, and metallurgy. This is a quality professional tool, but we recommend newcomers to casting consult Lyman's guides and reloading manuals to ensure safe, successful results.