Lyman Round Ball Mold - Caliber .535 - High Precision - Durable Cast Iron Construction

Lyman Round Ball Mold: Precision and Reliability for Your Ammunition

The Lyman round ball mold caliber .535 is an essential tool for black powder shooting enthusiasts and hunters seeking optimal precision in their ammunition manufacturing. Designed by Lyman, a renowned brand in reloading equipment, this mold produces perfectly calibrated balls, ensuring a stable trajectory and maximum effectiveness in the field.

This mold is specially adapted for .535 caliber, commonly used in antique firearms and black powder rifle replicas. It offers excellent compatibility with a wide range of weapons, making it a preferred choice for traditional shooting enthusiasts and old-style hunting.

Detailed Technical Specifications

• Caliber: .535 inches (approximately 13.6 mm)
• Ball Type: Classic round ball
• Material: High-quality cast iron for enhanced durability
• Approximate Ball Weight: 264 grains (varies with lead density)
• Manufacturer: Lyman, recognized specialist in reloading tools
• Mold Dimensions: Compact and ergonomic for easy handling
• Compatibility: Black powder firearms using .535 caliber round balls

Advantages in the Field

Using a Lyman ball mold guarantees uniformity in projectile production, resulting in improved shooting accuracy. The quality cast iron ensures wear resistance, allowing many balls to be produced without mold degradation. This consistency is crucial for hunters demanding reliable and repeatable performance, especially during long shooting sessions or drives.

Moreover, the ability to cast your own balls offers great autonomy and full control over ammunition quality, a significant advantage for traditional shooters and hunters in natural settings. The ergonomic design facilitates casting, reducing fatigue and increasing productivity during ammunition preparation.

Usage and Maintenance Tips

To maximize the lifespan of your Lyman ball mold, it is recommended to clean it regularly after each use to remove lead residues and impurities. Applying a light oil film on the casting surfaces prevents corrosion and eases ball removal.

When casting, heat the mold evenly to avoid defects on the balls. Use clean, quality lead to ensure the best density and ballistic performance. Store the mold in a dry place away from shocks to preserve its integrity.

By following these tips, you will have a high-performance and durable tool capable of effectively supporting all your black powder shooting and hunting activities.