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CASTING .25 CAL SLUGS

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I have been scouring the WWW in an attempt to locate Slug Casting Molds for Air Rifle Pellet Slugs. They are nearly impossible to find which puzzles me, with so many PCP Rifle Shooters in the World, one would consider that the tools for making ones own Slugs, would not be so difficult. I cast 12 calibers from .224 to .458 and have done so for many years, locating the tools for that discipline is a snap, even Amazon sells the Molds. Those tools can be found all over the WWW from a dozen manufactures.

Can someone point me in the direction where I can see and read about Molds for .25 Caliber Pellet Rifle Slugs? I found one on a YouTube Video, Smooth Ammo Molding System...works pretty much like the Big Boys with a Sprue Plate operated by an aluminum Tube and casts several slugs at a time... one small problem, I could not find anyone offering it for sale.

Still Looking,

Don
 
I have decided on a Benjamin Marauder in .25 Cal. With projectiles not to exceed say, 40 grains in weight.

I am familiar with Arsenal-Molds, very good equipment I have several... however, their moulds are designed toward the higher weight bullets that are used in propellant driven applications.

Thanks for your reply.

Don
 
i have also been somewhat intersted in molds.
so when your looking for a mold for say a .22 what size mold?
i dont see a .217 or .218?
are you guys getting something and resizing it?
i thought about make a mold but i dont know anything about pellet or slug dedign and its not worth the time in my view.
 
I have the NOE 251-39-RF around here somewhere. I bought it for my Hatsan Flashpup but it didn't shoot them well. I don't have another 25 with enough power to shoot it so it's gathering dust somewhere. I think it's a 2 cavity.
 
Interesting. The owner of NOE told me to call back in two to three months but, I see from the postings here that there are some Molds available. I just went to the NOE Site and found a few. ??? I need to get on the Phone Monday and get the Straight-Skinny.

I would rather Pour Lead than to Die-Press it. That equipment runs up the $$$ very quickly and I have a Furnace and accessories and am very familiar with Molds and Pouring Lead. Molds are much less of an investment.

Thanks to those who have provided me with Updated Information.

Don
 

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