Lee Round Nose Pistol Mould - Double Cavity (Handles Included) .356" 125 gr

The Lee Round Nose Pistol Mould with double cavity and included handles lets you cast your own .356" 125-grain bullets at a fraction of factory ammunition costs. If you reload pistol ammunition, controlling your bullet supply means controlling your costs—and casting gives you that edge. Lee's aluminum mould blocks are engineered to heat and cool rapidly, reducing the fatigue that comes with repetitive casting cycles. Unlike heavier iron or steel alternatives, the lightweight construction lets you work longer without arm and shoulder strain, which matters whether you're casting fifty rounds or five hundred.

Built for durability, these rust-resistant aluminum blocks are designed to withstand years of use. The specially crimped block halves ensure consistent sizing and roundness even after hundreds of casts, so your bullets stay true and perform reliably downrange. The double-cavity design doubles your output per cycle, making your casting sessions more efficient.

This is a serious tool for reloaders who've decided that casting is worth the investment. You get the mould itself, both handles, and everything you need to start loading—just add lead, heat, and a casting ladle. It's straightforward equipment that does one job well.

Key Features

• Double cavity design for faster production
• Lightweight aluminum construction reduces caster fatigue
• Fast heat-up and cool-down cycles improve workflow
• Rust-resistant aluminum blocks for long-term durability
• Specially crimped block halves for consistent bullet sizing and roundness
• Handles included—ready to use out of the box

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers and bullet weights does this mould produce?

This mould casts .356" diameter bullets weighing 125 grains. It's sized for pistols that use that caliber and weight.

Does it come with handles?

Yes, the handles are included. You don't need to purchase them separately.

Why would I choose an aluminum mould block over iron or steel?

Aluminum heats and cools faster than iron or steel, which speeds up your casting cycles and reduces the physical strain of repetitive work. It's also lighter, so your hands and arms tire less during longer casting sessions. The trade-off is that aluminum is not as hard as iron, but Lee's design and rust-resistant construction are built for reliable, long-term use.

Will this mould produce consistent bullets?

The specially crimped block halves are designed to keep the cavity halves aligned and produce properly rounded, correctly sized bullets even after many casts. Consistency improves your ammunition quality and reliability.