Because of my eye problems, I am selling some of my rifles, but not all. I have a 32-40 High Wall that I'm keeping just for plinking at 100 yards or less. That's about the upper limits for my eyes. I have a bunch of 200 gr. Saeco bullets made up and they're tapered. My question is , is it alright to load these to make a fixed round ? I will not be crimping. As I said, only for plinking and having some fun. Also, what type of accuracy should I expect with these bullets in a fixed load? Someone else will be sighting it in for me. Thanks, Dale.

I have the old Ideal Doc Hudson tapered mold for the .38-55, and have used it to load fixed ammo in several guns. I like it, as the guns I've used it in had larger bores, and the large driving band made a good seal. No issues at all using it, and I even put a slight crimp on the loads I was using in my 1893 Marlin repeater.

Thanks for the replys. You answered my question. Dale.