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    Need info, or reference on older mould in .225 dia.....

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    I have an older mould, item number #224-450 by Lyman. Does anyone have a link that I can forward to a potential buyer to illustrate the profile of this gas-checked spitzer bullet for the .223 Rem.?
    Thank you for your assistance.
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