Accurate Molds

[Kurt]

I just looked at the specks on Tom's web site. That is a tapered bullet at .437 at the base that should be pretty good for staying in the case when you carry it in a belt. A big problem solved with the loading dies you can get for the .44-77 not being tight enough sizing brass. How long is the shank before the ogive starts?
That nose on that bullet will fair pretty well even with a soft alloy. It will get a straight setback, but not too much that will still shoot well because there is not much weight ahead of the shank. A good choice for the .44-77 for shooting "dirty".