Historic Bullet Mold Historia Trading Cal. 490 - Quality Cast Iron - Authentic Reproduction - Precise Bullet Making

Historic bullet mold for caliber 490 round balls: the essential tool for traditional reloading

The Historia Trading historic mold caliber 490 is designed for hobbyists and reenactors needing to cast classic round bullets, ideal for muzzle-loading firearms used in the past. Its cast iron construction ensures optimal heat distribution for quick and even casting of bullets, while guaranteeing extended mold durability. This product is particularly appreciated by hunters passionate about antique firearms and shooters wishing to preserve the authenticity of their ammunition while optimizing field performance.

Detailed Technical Features

• Material: high-quality cast iron, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance
• Caliber: 490, specially adapted to muzzle-loading firearms using round balls
• Dimensions: designed for perfectly round and smooth bullets, promoting excellent accuracy
• Weight: sturdy construction for repeated use without deformation
• Capacity: allows casting multiple bullets quickly thanks to ergonomic design
• Finish: precise finish for easy release and defect-free profile

Advantages in the Field

This mold enables hunters and shooters to produce perfectly sized bullets ensuring stable trajectory and better penetration. The quality cast iron guarantees consistent bullet reproduction, optimizing shot regularity and increasing firearm confidence. Thanks to its historic design, it complies with antique firearm standards and facilitates authentic ammunition making without performance compromise. In hunting situations, the precision achieved with these round balls significantly improves shot success even at medium range.

Usage and Maintenance Tips

To maximize your bullet mold's lifespan, it is recommended to heat it evenly before each use and carefully pour the molten metal to avoid thermal shock. After each session, clean the mold thoroughly to remove alloy residues and apply a light protective oil coat to prevent corrosion. Store it in a dry place away from moisture. Also, use specific gloves when handling to ensure safety and precision in bullet making.