Brass 458 caliber bullet mold by Old West Bullets.  This 540 grain bullet is very aerodynamic; runs roughly 2/3 of the windage of my similar weight creedmore molds.  I've shot this for over 20 years at Quigley.  Still shooting it, but I had Steve Brooks make me a slightly smaller one because I went from using 20:1 to antimonly lead.  I dip lube these bullets and the single wide groove works beautifully.  I get no leading in any of my 45-90 rifles, with black powder.

I have two of these molds available.  Both cast 459 with 20:1 lead, 540 grain nominal.

$125 including shipping for each mold.

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I shoot them fixed.  I seat in an unsized, fire formed case until the front band ahead of the groove is just barely exposed.  The front section ahead of the band is a bore rider.  Gives the nicely centered, snug fit of a breech seated bullet in a blackpowder cartridge rifle.