burrkiss,
What I do when I have a mould that doesn't want to drop is this.
Either remove the sprue plate or swing it out of the way. Place a 3/8 nut over the top of the cavity. Pour the cavity and the nut full of lead.
After it cools, open the mould, pull out the boolit/nut, coat the cavity with 240 grit grinding compound, place the boolit back in the cavity, close the mould and then spin the nut with a cordless drill. Fast.
Clean the mould with carburetor cleaner and then try it. If the problem was just some small burrs that'll probably fix it. If the cavity is a tiny bit off center you may have improved it but it still may stick. Doing it all again may get it.
If the cavity is too off center then there is only so much you can do. Just FYI, the cavity off center means that one half is more than 180 degrees thus the circle is starting to close which wants to hold the boolit.
Welcome to the forum. Hope this helps, keep your mould!
Cat