I didn’t bother to check what that bullet number was. I was thinking Lee Wadcutter. Having said that I still don’t like Lee molds. The problem for me is to get bullets to drop with well defined grooves. Yes I know you can fool around with 2 cavity mold and hit alloy, metal temp and mold block temp just right and get a decent pour. Why bother when you can get good bullets by accident in a quality gang mold? I’m not going to go to all the trouble to cast my own bullets, load my own ammo and use second rate stuff. Also one of biggest plus for Lee molds is cost. I’ve got Ideal and Lyman molds that are over 100yrs old and cast as good as day one. Sharp well defined bullets.