Original Early 19th Century U.S. Unusually Large Brass Gang Bullet Mold Circa 1820 - .28", .45" & .63" Diameter Bullets Vintage Signs This map is featured in

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Original Early 19th Century U.S. Unusually Large Brass Gang Bullet Mold Circa 1820 - .28", .45" & .63" Diameter Bullets Vintage Signs This map is featured inOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a very large brass "gang" bullet mold, measuring an impressive 19 inches in overall length, with a large 8 1 2 inch long mold portion. As best we can tell, the bullet diameters produced are about 0. 28 inches, 0. 45 inches, and 0. 63 inches. Due to the padding usually applied on muzzle loading bullets, these would probably be for . 30, . 50, and . 69 or something similar. The mold has spaces for 16 of the 0.