$395.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 172-4963
Iron gang mould as used by arsenals and other commercial manufacturers to cast .44 caliber Colt “new model” revolver bullets. All six cavities are in good shape and free of nicks. Sprue cutter operates freely. One of the original turned wooden handles remains, the other being an old replacement. All of the iron surfaces exhibit a dark gray patina with no surface rust. [jet]
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