What cast bullet calibers and profiles do you shoot most?

44 Caliber for 5, 44 Magnums; mostly 250 SWC, 265 gr Ranch dog design.
45 Caliber for 3, 45 ACP; 200 SWC, 225 RN.
45 Caliber for one SAA; 255 gr. RMFP.

Occasionally some 125 gr RNFP for my 9mms and 38/357s and once a year I case some 150 full wadcutters for my 38s...

I wasn't "voting for" anything. Just sharing what I do.

Lyman 225438, 44 gr for .22 Hornet.

Lyman 323470, 165 gr for 8 x 57 Mauser

P51D

RCBS 201 KT in the .45 ACP, followed by the H&G 68. I have a 4 cavity H&G mold

In 9mm the NOE ELCO in hollowpoint version, the MP 147 gr bevel base RN with no lube groove, the MP 125 gr HP.

Could only pick 2?
I load 9MM 147 Gr FN and RN, and 135 gr FN, I've toyed with a few others in 9MM but I'm liking these better.
In 38/357 I'm loading 150 RNFP, 150 SWC, 158 SWC, and 158 RN.
In 45 ACP 200 Gr SWC
In 30 Cal I'm loading 160 FP and will load 160 RN soon.

I want to get a decent 9MM that drops around 125 or so.

I cast for all the centerfires I reload. Some I just shoot more, depending on how I feel and the gun; I have a High-Point 45 ACP that I shoot like my 10-22, a lot. My bolt 308 only gets a box or two each session and revolvers are shot a bit less than my pistols...

My two most used cast bullet sizes:
158 grain SWC (12, 15, & 18 brinnel)
240 grain SWC (chose other for this bullet) (12 & 18 brinnel)

357 158gr SWC would be first then 124gr 9mm as I powder coat the 9mm ; )
Y/D