Mold block sets - Heavy bullets for 38 Special cartridges?

[Naphtali]

Here is an instance of paying no attention to the obvious. With its longer cylinder there will be no issue with length of nose for my SP101.

What I do not want is a heavy cast bullet whose nose is too long for proper seating. An example of what to avoid is loading RCBS's 270-grain (45-270-SAA) bullet in 45 Colt brass, the cartridge intended to be used in Freedom Arms Model 97 (45 Colt). I discovered that this bullet must be crimped in front of its front driving band to achieve an overall cartridge length that fits the FA 97's cylinder length. I did handload this bullet into 45 Colt brass and shot it in my FA 97s. Either I personally have a quality-control problem or the crimp location is the problem, for my "groups" were all over the targets. I have not experienced such random inaccuracy from any other cast bullet I have handloaded for my 97s, including Saeco's #454 (300-grain SWCGC). The Saeco #454 (WW+2) is my most accurate heavy bullet for my 97s.

Please identify 180-200 grain bullet mold block sets - by the mass production companies rather than a custom-made set - whose bullets crimp in their crimping groove when loaded in 38 Special brass.