Lyman Mould Chart

[Sir Charles deMouton-Black]

Someone posted this chart, but I couldn't locate it.  BUT, Google reveals all!

http://www.three-peaks.net/bullet_molds.htm

[Dr. Bob]

Sir Charles,

Thanks!  Great chart.  Handy to have it here.  Ya done real good!!!

[Sod Buster]

Yup! Great chart.
Thanks!

[Black River Smith]

Very nice, thank you for posting this.

[Arcey]

Appreciate the postin', Charles.

Sure would like to get my hands on some of the .356-.358 stuff shown they don't offer no more. I rummage thru gun shows lookin' for such stuff. Managed to find a few oldies but goodies..   

[Dick Dastardly]

Now, we need the top punch numbers to go with the mold numbers. . .

DD-DLoS

[Hell-Er High Water]

Top Punches & seating screws.

In one of my older Lyman Cast Bullet Handbooks (no publication date anywhere to be found in the book but I bought it in November of 1980) there is a listing of all current and obsolete mould designs as of that time, with photos, and it lists the top punches and seating screw numbers.

I checked several of the moulds on the list and they are all listed in the book.  I obviously didn't check them all due to the vast number of them, but if you have a specific need send me a PM and I will check it for you and let you know what it is, if it is in the book.

This Cast Bullet Handbook is 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", softbound, with a plastic binding similar to a spiral type binding but with rectangular holes and has a picture of a modern scoped rifle, targets, bullet boxes and fired cases on the cover.  The cover is generally tan in color.

HHW

[Sir Charles deMouton-Black]

The printed version of the LYMAN CAST BULLET HANDBOOK, mine is 1973, has all the numbers.  If you notice, the newer moulds are pictured with a more modern appearance.  Once you find one you like, go to the Lyman store.  

If you need any numbers from the old list, PM me.

[Springfield Slim]

Or get a Star sizer, no dang top punches, just bottom punches.