Lee Semi-Wadcutter Pistol Mould - Double Cavity (Handles Included) .401" 175 gr

The Lee Semi-Wadcutter Pistol Mould – Double Cavity with Handles Included is the reloader's cornerstone tool for producing quality cast pistol projectiles in .401" diameter, 175 grain specification. Designed for shooters committed to cost-effective ammunition production and quality control, this double-cavity mould represents the practical standard in Lee Precision's precision casting lineup. Whether you're a competitive shooter, law enforcement armorer managing training round budgets, or a serious reloader pursuing consistency in duty or practice loads, this mould delivers repeatability across high-volume casting cycles.

The double-cavity design accelerates production efficiency by casting two projectiles per pour cycle, directly reducing lead waste and casting time compared to single-cavity alternatives. Lee's precision-machined construction ensures uniform bullet geometry and weight distribution—critical factors in achieving consistent velocity and point-of-impact stability downrange. The .401" diameter specification is calibrated for proper fit in larger-caliber pistol chambers, while the 175-grain semi-wadcutter profile delivers controlled expansion and reliable function in service and training applications. Included handles provide thermal protection during the casting process and ergonomic control when pouring molten lead into the cavity blocks.

This mould is ideal for reloaders working with .41 Magnum, .401 Winchester Self-Loading, and similar large-bore pistol cartridges where cast ammunition offers substantial savings without compromising accuracy or function. Competent handloaders with proper safety equipment and lead-casting experience will find this tool compatible with standard Lee casting furnaces and lead-casting presses. The compact dimensions and moderate weight make this mould a practical addition to both established reloading benches and mobile casting setups. Verification of bore diameter and chamber specifications for your specific firearm is always recommended before casting and loading.