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Don't miss out on this new Saeco #62638 2 cavity mould used in 38-55 rifles. $85 includes shipping.

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What is the grain weight and the diameter?

 

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According to their web site, it is a 225 gr bullet, but doesn't state the dia. More'n likely .375. That's common 38-55 size.

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According to their web site, it is a 225 gr bullet, but doesn't state the dia. More'n likely .375. That's common 38-55 size.

 

 

.375 is a size for 375 Winchester. 38-55 is usually .378"-.379". This is why ,the question was asked.

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Unless you drop a bullet from it you likely won't know. The Lyman 375248 drops about a .378-9 bullet for instance. A quick call to SAECO tech reps would verify it but if memory serves me right it'll drop about like the Lyman. Moderator over on the Cast Boolit forum says his drops at .382 but didn't specify alloy.

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.375 is a size for 375 Winchester. 38-55 is usually .378"-.379". This is why ,the question was asked.

 

 

I am currently shooting 378, but my rifle likes the 379. So, when I run out of the 378s, I will be loading 379s.

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The Saeco #62638 will weigh around 225 grains depending on the alloy mix. It is designed to be cast, not sized. The diameter of the mold cavity is .3845 at the base driving band and .378 at the front driving band. This will cast a bullet compatable with barrels having a .378 to .379 groove diameter. Thanks for asking.

 

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