Lee Round Ball Mould (Handles Included) - Double Cavity .575" 285.38 grLee Precisiom$34.49
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Lee Precisiom
The Lee Round Ball Mould with handles is built for shooters who cast their own round balls for muzzleloading and black powder cartridge rifles. This double-cavity .360" mould throws 70.04-grain balls—the right size for .36-caliber applications—and includes the handles you need to get casting right away. Lee's aluminum construction keeps the mould light and responsive to heat, so it cycles quickly between the pot and your cooling bath, speeding up production without the weight penalty of cast iron or steel.
What makes this mould stand out is the attention to detail in the engineering. CNC-machined block halves mean tighter tolerances and less risk of metal fatigue over hundreds or thousands of casts. That precision translates to consistent round balls with smooth surfaces and uniform weight—critical if you're working up loads or just want ammo you trust. And unlike some moulds sold bare, this one comes ready to work: handles are already included, so there's no hunting for compatible hardware or additional expense.
Whether you're a dedicated muzzleloader, a black powder cartridge enthusiast, or someone experimenting with cast ammunition, this Lee mould is a straightforward, no-nonsense tool. It won't break the bank, and it won't waste your time with cheap materials or incomplete kits. Just heat it, fill it, and cast.
| Caliber | .360" |
| Ball Weight | 70.04 gr |
| Cavities | 2 |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Includes | Handles |
This mould casts .360" round balls, which are appropriate for .36-caliber muzzleloaders and black powder cartridge rifles.
Yes. Unlike some moulds sold separately, this Lee mould includes the handles, so you're ready to cast immediately.
Each .360" round ball weighs 70.04 grains.
Aluminum is lighter and heats up and cools down more quickly than iron or steel, which means faster casting cycles and less fatigue during long production sessions. The trade-off is that aluminum is softer, but Lee's CNC-machined block halves are engineered to resist wear and maintain consistency.
Lee Precisiom
The Lee Round Ball Mould with handles is built for shooters who cast their own round balls for muzzleloading and black powder cartridge rifles. This double-cavity .360" mould throws 70.04-grain balls—the right size for .36-caliber applications—and includes the handles you need to get casting right away. Lee's aluminum construction keeps the mould light and responsive to heat, so it cycles quickly between the pot and your cooling bath, speeding up production without the weight penalty of cast iron or steel.
What makes this mould stand out is the attention to detail in the engineering. CNC-machined block halves mean tighter tolerances and less risk of metal fatigue over hundreds or thousands of casts. That precision translates to consistent round balls with smooth surfaces and uniform weight—critical if you're working up loads or just want ammo you trust. And unlike some moulds sold bare, this one comes ready to work: handles are already included, so there's no hunting for compatible hardware or additional expense.
Whether you're a dedicated muzzleloader, a black powder cartridge enthusiast, or someone experimenting with cast ammunition, this Lee mould is a straightforward, no-nonsense tool. It won't break the bank, and it won't waste your time with cheap materials or incomplete kits. Just heat it, fill it, and cast.
| Caliber | .360" |
| Ball Weight | 70.04 gr |
| Cavities | 2 |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Includes | Handles |
This mould casts .360" round balls, which are appropriate for .36-caliber muzzleloaders and black powder cartridge rifles.
Yes. Unlike some moulds sold separately, this Lee mould includes the handles, so you're ready to cast immediately.
Each .360" round ball weighs 70.04 grains.
Aluminum is lighter and heats up and cools down more quickly than iron or steel, which means faster casting cycles and less fatigue during long production sessions. The trade-off is that aluminum is softer, but Lee's CNC-machined block halves are engineered to resist wear and maintain consistency.