Canross,
You didn't give enough information for us to offer much help.
"Closer to .45 than I'd like"? what does that mean?
The bore on this gun (starr conversion) is something like .490 or even more - I'll have to re-slug it to check the exact measurements, but it's definitely oversized. I do get that this shouldn't work, but after using some heavily crimped pure lead 9mm HB loads with decent results I'm thinking it's at least worth trying.
If you need them larger by a few thousandths, consider lapping the mold.
If you need them larger by several thousandths, say .006 to .010, consider beagling it.
Don't pay any attention to all the horror stories about hollow base bullets. All factory wad cutters are hollow base. Hornady, Speer, and others offer hollow base lead wadcutters and millions of them are fired every year. Unfortunately, nobody seems to want wadcutters for the .44.
The reason they quit making the molds is because they are expensive to produce and VERY slow to use. They quit making them because nobody bought them.
I would not recommend you try to buy one from EBAY. Those buyers over there are INSANE, and the molds are frequently abused.
Good to know - that was one of the main places I was looking!
If you really want a hollow base mold for your .44, contact Erik Oehler at hollowpoint bullet molds.com. He can probably convert a double ended wadcutter mold mold for much less than you can buy one and does excellent work.
http://www.hollowpointmold.com/
If that doesn't work, there are several members here who make custom bullet molds. Ask around. Maybe one of them will make you a hollow base SWC by turning the block around.
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