El Supremo
The Accurate Mold that 'Tom' made for me was a custom I asked for. It is now of course a catalog item. The number is....45-240E and I set the OAL to 1.585-1.590" with this bullet.
I have not got to shoot my carbine yet with this bullet but I did load 7 dummy rounds with this bullet. I ran those 7 rds. thru the carbine 5 times. I ran them thru working the action quickly, I ran them thru working the action less vigorously, I ran them thru hesitating at the bottom of the lever stroke and at the top to start a new cycle, I also ran them through working the action slowly. The 5th run thru I had one rd. that I had to just barely jiggle the lever and it fed. All other rds. on each run through fed as slick and smooth as my 1860 Uberti Henry By that run thru the bullet noses had been beat up quite a bit. I was so pleased with it that I had a big grin! Now........as long as it feeds that well with live firing I will be one happy camper !
Macon Due 29445

What revolver do you like with your rifles? I know that times were hard. Cap and ball revolvers were plentiful and cheap. I like my Cimarron .44 American with my Sharps, Remingtons, and Trap Doors. Conversions were available. You couldn’t get a SAA until 74. Your thoughts.

Great news:
Please share which Accurate mould and the requested diameter to which you asked it cast.  Thanks.
El Supremo/Kevin Tinny

Oh ! OK I was going to offer to do the same if you were having trouble 

My three, the lighter of the two western pattern is from Old West Reproductions®, Inc.
The Darker, is from David Carrico, I purchased about 10 years ago for my New Model # 3.
I redyed it with Feibing's alcohol base Dark Brown, to match my own made money belt,
The Carrico is home to my original 2nd model Russian.

Lastly, is the Canadian Sam Brown Holster, actually purchased for my Webley but fit my NM #3 quite well.