Mold for Jim Cirrilo’s preferred ‘sharp-edged cupped’ wadcutter?

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Becket, have you checked with www.accuratemolds.com?

http://shootingmessengers.blogspot.com/2006/05/fuzzy-fletcher-real-name-made-these.html

https://www.breachbangclear.com/colt-detective-special-aka-dick-special/

There have been other Cirillo inspired bullet designs like the old Kaswer Pin grabber bullet:

https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/What_ever_happened_to_this_80s_9mm_ammo_/5-1235666/

I still have box of those 260 grain .45 acp Kawser "Pin Grabbers" I actually tried them in a match out of my bull barreled New Service Custom .45 acp revolver. I never shot them on flesh or anything but they do throw the pins off table REAL good

Fuzzy's article on the Cirillo-inspired .38-45 Safe Stop...
http://sightm1911.com/lib/review/38-45_safestop.htm

The Cirillo design inspired these; the Manstopper. Unfortunately, they are no longer available.

You can get a hollow base wad cutter mold from either MP Molds or NOE.

https://mp-molds.com/e-shop/molds/hb-molds/mp-hg-50-hbwc-38-357

Or you can send a mold to Eric at http://www.hollowpointmold.com/ and have him convert it.

To me, considering that both the barbed felon grabber bullets and the sharp edged "cup" wadcutters used an edge of some kind to grab onto bone and not glance off, even at weird angles on the skull, it makes sense that there are several designs that could be found to accomplish this.

The main takeaway that blew my mind was his slotted bullet design, which can increase the effectiveness of near any lead bullet you have on hand with a dremel tool, etc. Some look like they have a small hole drilled in the middle of the bullet, which may or may not aid in expansion.

You can make these modifications at home. Here's some pics for reference.