.22 air rifle pellet mould

[GNJC]

Can anyone suggest where to get a .22 air rifle pellet mould? I remember seeing one reviewed about twenty years ago in 'Air Gunner' but I've no idea who made it; thanks for any help given.

 

[wingstoo]

Can anyone suggest where to get a .22 air rifle pellet mould? I remember seeing one reviewed about twenty years ago in 'Air Gunner' but I've no idea who made it; thanks for any help given.

You will probably not get one that makes "normal" pellets, more likely going to be a round ball...

Why make them? just bulk buy, a lot easier than making them...

LS

I have seen a mold, it is on my forum!

 

[Thrym]

I agree in my opinion its hassle for something that wont be nearly as good as a good proper pellet. let the proffesionals do it

 

[Nikolai]

I agree in my opinion its hassle for something that wont be nearly as good as a good proper pellet. let the proffesionals do it

Making your own will probably be more expensive too, best to bulk buy.

 

[Chopper]

If you mean a pellet that looked very much like a solid .22 bullet head I had one that was made by a US company called L.E.M, but that was 25 years ago when i used to manage a gun shop. I have not seen one of these since, come to think of it I have'nt seen my one for nearly that long.

 

[wingstoo]

If you mean a pellet that looked very much like a solid .22 bullet head I had one that was made by a US company called L.E.M, but that was 25 years ago when i used to manage a gun shop. I have not seen one of these since, come to think of it I have'nt seen my one for nearly that long.

Hopefully this will take you back a few years then...

http://upload4.postimage.org/1856555/photo_hosting.html

LS

 

[GNJC]

Thanks Chopper, that was the name I couldn't remember.

 

[Big Steve]

Yes... LEM Moulds was run, if I remember corectly, by Mr L. E. McGuire who lived 'oop t'north' in Lancashire somewhere, not in the US as had been mentioned. He produced both ball and 'Spitzer' (i.e. bullet-shaped) scissor-type pellet moulds for various calibres of air weapons. I still have ones in .177, .22, .25 and .30 calibre which I bought many years ago and which still produce all my ammunition at minimal cost. I may still have the receipts so could probably find the address if you wanted to write. The spitzer moulds produced excellent ammo, but they needed a 12ft lbs air rifle ( or + (FAC)) to make best use of them because of their weight. However, Mr McGuire had retired by the time I bought my last mould and he only made it for me out of kindness. I seem to recall that his son told me that he would not be carrying on the business and the fact that no more has been heard from LEM Moulds since then seems to corroborate this. Sad to say that I know of no other company in the UK who now produces airgun ammo moulds, though someone will undoubtedly prove me wrong!