Bill Hockett said

oldcrankyyankee said
As the title says I am looking for bullet mold for 45-90. 300 gr with the handles. Must be in very good condition. 
  

Consider searching eBay as they have a good selection of old Winchester molds.  The mold marked 45-60 WCF drops the same bullet as used in the 45-90 so that gives you other options.  The same bullet was also listed as mold 45-70-300 as a light bullet for the 45-70.
The Lyman (Ideal) 457191 is a similar design and should also work well for you.
Please let us know what you end up with.
  

Bill I have perused fleabay but yet to find what I want. Needs to be a Winchester cherried mold to go with my collection of 45-90 reloading tools, ammo and guns. If anyone sees one let me know. Thanks.

Bert

oldcrankyyankee said

mark minnillo said
With all that said about the price on the 86 rifle, what's an original 86 carbine in 45-90, 65% condition worth?
  

Pictures would be a must. But typically carbines bring more money. 45-90 makes it a little more. I know what I paid for mine and I had to do a little negotiating to get there.
  

Sent you a pm.

oldcrankyyankee said
As the title says I am looking for bullet mold for 45-90. 300 gr with the handles. Must be in very good condition. 
  

Consider searching eBay as they have a good selection of old Winchester molds.  The mold marked 45-60 WCF drops the same bullet as used in the 45-90 so that gives you other options.  The same bullet was also listed as mold 45-70-300 as a light bullet for the 45-70.

The Lyman (Ideal) 457191 is a similar design and should also work well for you.

Please let us know what you end up with.

I’m looking for a Winchester Model 100 rifle stock. If anyone has one for sale, please reply to me at craigd961@gmail.com.

Thank you!

mark minnillo said
With all that said about the price on the 86 rifle, what's an original 86 carbine in 45-90, 65% condition worth?
  

Pictures would be a must. But typically carbines bring more money. 45-90 makes it a little more. I know what I paid for mine and I had to do a little negotiating to get there.

Mike

mark minnillo said
With all that said about the price on the 86 rifle, what's an original 86 carbine in 45-90, 65% condition worth?
  

Photographs would be a big help.

Tempting proposition but it could be even more expensive and my only 45-90 (1874 C. Sharps) prefers bullets somewhat heavier and I'd have to hunt down a suitable 1885 or 1886 to do these old rounds justice. I like the idea but my fantasies are much more affordable than reality. I like the loading info on the box!

Mike