Hello all! I'm a proud new owner of a CPA rifle in 45/70 with a Badger 18 twist barrel. I have been looking at bullet molds for a few days now and need some help picking the right one. First off I have no intentions of shooting black powder, not an easy decision but I'm sticking to it. Second, my plans are to shoot the Quigley Match and out past 1,000 yards. I've looked at Lyman, Saeco, and BACO. The "Money" bullets look great but what one is the question. I'm an experienced caster and will be casting from wheel weights, lube sizing with Canuba Red. Please point me in the right direction for a buy once cry once mold. 

Not much on smokeless in a blackpowder cartridge gun, but the 2 bullets I've found to be the most dependable in the 45-70 are the Saeco 645, and the copy of the original postel that Zack Taylor had Buffalo Arms make from bullets dropped from an 1881 built Ideal mould. Both work very well to 1000 yards. The Saeco bullet in my wife's rifle kept the white buffalo at the Whittington (1123 yards) ringing in some pretty crappy conditions.

Thanks everyone. I have decided to try the Saeco 745. If I can not get the results im looking for a call to BACO will follow.