Oh. You can try Larry Callahan for a bag mold.
Callahan Bagmolds & Accoutrements
Mario
yeah, thought about those "mel gibson patriot bag moulds", but have no use for their hot handles and have heard they're not all that "perfectly" round. as mentioned, i have a coupla lee d/c moulds coming and have just ordered out a pair of jeff tanner brass moulds. life's still good ..... 
I have to agree with you on the scissor type moulds, or "bag-moulds" as they are sometimes called.
FWIW; I've never, after years and years of casting, owned one that performed even half way as good as a JT or lowly Lee mould.
The Jeff Tanner moulds, on the other hand, are as good as money can buy, even when you pay three and sometimes four times as much for a Lyman, RCBS, or SAECO mould....plus you are getting a "custom" size at a
very competitive price.
Even with a nice leather wrapped handle and using a glove, the cavity of most bag-moulds get to hot to fast, which in turn breaks your rhythm, or timing, for turning out decent "same weight" or near same weight round ball, and if you're interested in consistent accuracy, using the same weight ball is a necessity.
Of course this is just one persons thoughts and your own mileage may vary a bit.
Uncle Russ...
