Sizing for revolvers can be a real PITA. Most important is what size are your cylinder throats? The bullet must fit the throat, but that brings up the problem of what size is your barrel? If your barrel is 358 and your barrel is 357, your in good shape. If your barrel is 360 and your throat is 358, we begin to run into trouble. The only solution is is either have the cylinder throats reamed or use a softer lead that will bump up and fill the groove properly.
It ain't a simple problem and there ain't a simple answer. Find the size of your throats and size to that first. Find the size of your barrel (sluggin is a simple thing, do a search I'm sure it is disscussed and explained) if this does not work satisfactorily for you and cast alloy or have the gun worked on as required.