Need help with MOOSE BALLS for Pistols

[moosette]

Greetings all - Moose would like to start producing bullet moulds for the .36 and .44 cal pistols...but not sure what size bullets are most common....any suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated! Once ready, these Moose Ball Moulds will be available as either single or double cavity. Thanks so much for your help!

Moosette (Sandy)
Operations Manager
Moose Moulds, LLC
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[DaveC]

Sandy,
I shoot a Rogers and Spencer, with a .457 round ball.

Dave Cole

[pappy]

I shoot a remington and i use a 460 mold.

[Fauch125]

I have a Uberti remmington. Inexplicably, the factory cylinder was .457, and the slugged bore measured .459. Charlie Hahn aligned the cylinders and bored them out to .460. Only mould I could find that would shave a ring of lead was .464.

[Rob FreemanWBR]

Rogers and Spencer .457 round ball

[ms3635v]

Hey Sandy. First, have a great trip! As for Roundball moulds for revolvers, I shoot an early Navy Arms Remington (I was told it may be a Pietta), bought in 1983. I have had no work done to my revolver and it shoots really well. I shoot .454" round balls in my revolver with excellent results.

[Maillemaker]

I use .454s in my Pietta 1858 New Army.

Steve

[j.howardcycles]

The ones that i have had are .451,.454 and .457
:)

[Maillemaker]

One thing to note here, to compete against the $20 Lee molds you will need to make sure your sprue cut-off is as clean as theirs is. They've figured out how to get a near-tangent sprue cut.

Steve

[moosette]

Thanks to everyone who responded to our requests - please be advised that we have just released a new list of Pistol Bullet Moulds - check out the separate post under "Wanted/For Sale Items".

Moosette