Folks--First let me say I'm both pragmatic and lazy. I've been shooting cast boolits in the .44 mag since 1963. I've shot many fine groups at 25 yds, and killed many deer out as far as 124 paces, but I like to keep things simple. Here's the point, I use one boolit size for all my .44 shooting whether I am using my favorite powder for target loads, Green Dot, or 2400, WC 820, H-110, or 296 for higher velocity loads. The reason I use one size boolit is because I have 11/ea .44 mag revolvers and one rifle to feed, and cylinder throats that run from .4285 to .431, and the rifle takes .431. Here's the issue, I sometimes get some minor leading in my bbls, especially when using Green Dot and Bhn 11 to 14 boolits. I have found that to completely remove all traces of leading in all my revolvers when necessary, all I have to do is shoot some magnum loads using either 2400, WC 820 or 296/H-110. The bbl cleaning loads don't have to have a gas check, but if one is installed on a design calling for one, minor leading can be eliminated in as few as 3 shots. THE load that I've settled on is Lyman's 429215GC and 19.7g of WC 820, CCI-350 or Fed 155 primer and an OAL of 1.650. 2 recent 5 shot groups out of a Smith 629-3 Classic DX with a 4x Leupold EER scope have given groups that measure .811" and .792". The velocities were 1221 in August and 1196 on Monday of this week. Standard deviations are lousy at 55 or better, but who cares, the bbls were clean and the groups were what I would call doozy!