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Lee 2-Cavity Bullet Mold TL356-124-TC 9mm Luger, 38 Super, 380 ACP (356 Diameter) 124 Grain Tumble Lube Truncated Cone
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SKU: 90238-734307902384
Overview
This two-cavity aluminum mold is built for reloaders working with 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP applications, and it produces a 124-grain truncated cone bullet at .356 diameter. Its aluminum construction is intended to keep the mold lighter in hand and to heat up and cool down quickly during casting sessions. The mold blocks are CNC machined for roundness and size control, and handles are included. It is a practical choice for shooters who want a straightforward casting tool for handgun bullet production without unnecessary complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Lee Precision
Aluminum Mold
Blocks resist rust and are
Two-cavity Design
Supports efficient bullet casting sessions
Cnc-machined Mold
Block halves provide roundness and
124-grain Truncated
Cone bullet style suits 9mm
Handle Included
For a ready-to-use mold setup
Key Features
- 2-cavity bullet mold for casting truncated cone bullets.
- Designed for 9mm Luger, 38 Super, and 380 ACP applications.
- Uses a 0.356-inch diameter bullet design.
- 124-grain bullet weight with suggested alloy; actual weight may vary.
- Aluminum mold blocks are rust resistant and lighter than iron or steel.
- CNC-machined mold block halves for roundness and size control.
- Handles are included with the mold.
Best Used For
- Reloaders casting 9mm Luger, .38 Super, or .380 ACP bullets in a two-cavity mold
- Shooters wanting a lightweight aluminum mold for extended casting sessions
- Users who prefer a truncated cone 124-grain bullet style with tumble lube design
- Handloaders seeking a mold with handle included and 0.356-inch diameter specification
Specifications
| Bullet Style | Truncated Cone |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 124 Grains |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Country Of Origin | United States Of America |
| Diameter | 0.356 Inches |
| Gas Check | No |
| Handle Included | Yes |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Mold Caliber | 35 Caliber / 9mm |
Pros
- Aluminum mold blocks resist rust and are lighter than iron or steel molds.
- Two-cavity design supports efficient bullet casting sessions.
- CNC-machined mold block halves provide roundness and size control.
- 124-grain truncated cone bullet style suits 9mm Luger, 38 Super, and 380 ACP.
- Handle included for a ready-to-use mold setup.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a 2-cavity mold, so output per cycle is limited compared with higher-capacity molds.
- Lee notes that good bullets are usually produced only after a few casts, so initial results may require some warm-up time.
- Bullet weight is listed with a suggested alloy, and actual weight may vary depending on the alloy mixture used.
- Lee does not recommend spray-type mold release products; the mold should be prepared using the methods described in the included instructions.
Suggested Comparisons
- Bullet casting molds
- Reloading tools and accessories
- 9mm / .356 caliber reloading components
- Lead alloy bullet casting supplies
Suggested Accessories
- Bullet casting handles
- Bullet lubricant
- Reloading scale
- Storage box for bullet molds
Frequently Asked Questions
What calibers is this mold intended for?
The product title and specifications list it for 9mm Luger, .38 Super, and .380 ACP, with a .356 diameter and 35 caliber / 9mm mold designation.
How many cavities does this mold have?
It is a 2-cavity bullet mold.
What bullet style and weight does it produce?
The listed bullet style is Truncated Cone, and the specified bullet weight is 124 grains. Lee notes that actual weight may vary with alloy mixture.
Is a handle included with the mold?
Yes, the specifications state that a handle is included.
What material is the mold made from, and does that affect use?
The mold is made from aluminum. The provided description says aluminum molds are rust resistant and heat up and cool down faster than iron or steel molds, with lighter weight for less fatigue during extended casting sessions.