Unless cast very soft, bevel base bullet are an abomination. Commercial casters use them because they fall from the molds of the automatic machines without hanging up like a flat base would. Some shooters think they are there to enable easy seating but that is not why they are there.
Imagine if you are a dose of hot gas and hit a bevel base bullet that was too hard to obturate, where would you go? Now throw in a lube that is designed to stay on the bullet rolling around in a box and not to form a seal at the base of the bullet or do anything else of value as the bullet slides down the barrel. The hot gas attacks the side of the bullet blasting off lead that attaches to the barrel metal.
Lots of folks seem to buy and shoot them and after a few they fall into several predictable categories;
1. They join the crowd that says all cast bullets cause leading and go back to jacketed only.
2. They dig the lead out and continue shooting until they have another lead excavation.
3. They come here and ask for help and find out what the problem is.
4. They come here an extol the greatness of bullets we know are worthless..go figure on that one.