So now that I have to size my bullets to better fit my undersized or "tight Bore .307" Pac Nor barrel I've gone back into my box of sizing stuff. Several years ago I made a "made to fit" top punch by using epoxy and making a mold of the bullet nose. You could use a large caliber punch or drill a smaller one out. Mix up your epoxy and fill the hole. Using something to push down the pin inside the die drop the bullet in with  lube or something on the bullet so the epoxy doesn't stick. Bring the ram down with your punch on top of the bullet some epoxy will squeeze out. Center everything leave the set screw loose. Tighten the set screw when your happy with the alignment and put some pressure on it. Let it harden and turn the overflow off in the lathe. This worked great for my Paul Jones pointy bullet. It leaves no marks. And I believe dose a better job of keeping everything in prefect alignment.

It also works very well for Pope and Dell style lube pump dies to keep the lube from leaking past the bullets.