Since this thread is back, here's a couple comments and probably your best course.
Comments- there are lots of folks who get into the "minie" game and don't understand what's going on. First off, rifle bores vary widely. Don't ever trust what you've read stamped on a barrel, from a manufacturer (like Pedersoli), on the internet or from a utoob reenactor. You have to measure the bore of your specific gun. No way around this if you want accuracy in the end. There are lots of minie designs and different guns may or may not shoot the same minie well. You have to experiment. There is no shortcut here either. Mold designs vary. You can buy a mold from Lee, RCBS, or whomever at some listed diameter, and if you buy two of the same mold, I guarantee they'll drop a different diameter bullet. No way around this either, lead alloy, casting temp, casting pace, etc all affect the size of the minie as cast. Back to different guns, one of my shooting associates owns a 1st gen Birmingham Parker Hale just like mine and we're about 800 serial numbers apart. In testing, it will not under any load combination shoot the same bullet mine does to the same degree of accuracy. However, his gun will shoot a bullet that mine won't group acceptably. The bullet in question is the RCBS Hogdon and my gun will stack them into one hole at 50yd. His gun, 12in group with keyholes. Of the other bullet, my gun won't shoot much better than 7in, his stacks them into 2in and that's with minimal load development. Lastly, use real, quality black powder and caps. Subs generally don't play nice with minies and yes, garbage caps like CCI can affect your accuracy along with other things. Reasons are multiple, partly subs aren't chemically the same as real bp so lubes don't perform the same and since the minie relys on skirt expansion, the pressure curve on a sub is different from real bp. One last comment, many reenactors drill out the flash hole in a nipple for "more reliable" ignition. That wouldn't be a problem if they used good stuff to begin with and weren't shooting blanks. In shooting live fire with a minie, reliable skirt expansion is key to accuracy and a huge hole in the nipple won't help. We consider them a wear item in competition shooting and replace them often.
Your best course of action- determine your bore size. Get a sampler of bullets from CWBulletman at Lodgewood-
Bullets
Do buy a sizer appropriate for your gun. They're available from several sources and are generally sized by .001in. Good part about the sizer, you'll always need it for your gun regardless of what mold you use. Size the bullets for your gun and test. Whatever groups best, then consider that mold. If you just go on internet lore, you will be disappointed and spend lots of $$ chasing a mold that doesn't work. Don't get hung up on brand because of price. Some Lee molds are ok, but there is much better available. A saying I heard long ago, buy once, cry once. Get the right stuff first time out and you save money and frustration in the long term.
So my Parker Hale does this with the RCBS Hogdon-
My 1862 Colt Contract "Springfield" does this with the Rapine "trashcan" similar to the discontinued Lee-