I would also like to buy one.
Phil McFall

Up date:

The mold was put on the active list and the tooling ordered.

The aluminum molds are $79 plus shipping of about $5.80 and the Brass mold is $101 + shipping. Keep in mind that If you join the NOE forum, you get a 15% discount, making them $67.15 and $85.85.

BTW, I get nothing out of this, no commission or anything else. I will only get a bullet that I think will be better than the one I have been shooting.

Frank

Thanks for your efforts Frank.  I have never had a brass mold that I recall other than a brass liner in a Schoyen.  Used a few Aluminium ones.  Any advantage to brass over Al?

Schuetzenmiester wrote on Sep 30^th, 2014 at 6:24pm:


Brass molds are the easiest to cast from, and hold the most even heat in my experience.  They wear better than aluminum, but not as well as cast iron.  I really like the brass molds I have.

Aluminum is the hardest mold to cast consistently with, and wears out the fastest.  But, it's the cheapest up front.  It also heats up the easiest, so for small bullets it can have an advantage.  It also is lighter, which can help with hand fatigue.  But, the fast heating is offset by weight variation as it's hard to hold consistent temp.  I've given up on every aluminum mold I own, never use them except for one or two that I cast a few bullets with because I have no other mold and don't want to invest in one for limited use.

dave

Make mine aluminum.
Thanks
Ed

I want the plain base bullet in Brass, Frank. I also registered on the NOE site.  All that along with my pre-senior discount..............

        Joe.

pmcfall, got it.

Meassage from NOE:

That's the way we like it - fast!
Will get the tooling ordered
Takes about a week and a half, two weeks to get the tooling
Will close it then and get it in the shop

Bullet maker, maker
Al Nelson

I was asked to design a Loverin type bullet for a 33 cal. It just works out that it also makes a good BS bullet for our rifles.

Frank