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Item Code: 490-4373
Offered here is a very early gang mold for buckshot.
Made of brass and measuring 4.5" long with the old turned wood handles attached. Hinged at one end with a very slightly tapered channel on top to funnel lead into the cavities. The three cavities on measure approximately 0.29".
Cavities remain clean and crisp. Brass has bright color with only a few of the usual nicks on the outer surfaces from knocking the balls out of the mold. Stamped "188".
A classic early buckshot mold. [jet] [ph:L]
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