Ammunition can be hard to find. When Lyman dropped all the 41 cal bullet moulds from their line up and told me they had no plans to make any more. I started buying the old ones I didn't have off Ebay, ordered the ones Lee carried and got a few NOE moulds.
I had been reloading for a model 58 since 1972 and had a set of Herter's dies , but spotted a Bonanza Co-Ax set on Ebay that not one person bid on... I bid $6.99 for a set worth $60.00 , they were brand new and had never been out the box.
If you have a 41 magnum reloading for it can make it a very versatile round , cast bullets from 195 grains to 240 grains and the jacketed bullets from 200 to 220 gives you quite a bit to work with.
I've been working with a NOE wadcutter mould # 413-215-WC(PB) 413432 , which is showing a lot of accuracy potential...and that full wadcutter profile is a hard hitter and cuts clean holes. The design is based on Lyman's 358432 wadcutter , it's a winner.
Gary