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I'm trying to decide if it's worth the effort reloading for a 1891 Danish revolver. Any info will be great

Steel wool and oil.
Maybe even Kroil

Thanks for posting.

That a good deal. Go for it.

I want one.
I'll check gunbroker,

Bullseye and Uniques have been hard to find here in CA since mid 2013. I have 12 lbs of 700x hoping I can find equivalent loads.

Thanks for this write up. I have been thinking about a RIA tactical. I just decided to get one.

Canary Yellow

Stainless Steel will do. Cast Iron is great, but hard to find cheap.

I have a Lee , Saeco and RCBS. All needed some form of tweaking to fix a drip issue. Got them used from friends who got tired of them. I'm happy to say they don't drip anymore.

I love this project.

Sweet rifle.

Looks like a 03

I have an early Polytech with no problems.

I slugged my Saiga it came out to .312

Never had any problems with my MAS 49/56.
i used Winchester,CCI, etc standard LRP. No Slam fires

I'm off to my metal bins to find some pipe. Great idea

Cap and ball loader.

VCI paper should be enough.

Heat gun

Change mine to grade 8 bolts after blogs failed.
No issues for 10 years.

Throw everything in the pot. All the impurities will rise. I use saw dust to flux.

I bought a 20 gauge punch from ebay seller.
Worked out great. total cost shipped was $8.00

I prefer:
Unique
Herco
700X

Just let it sit for a while. Might be cutting it off to soon. I typically have 3 different mould when casting for 45-70. Gives the allow time to solidify.