Well I found out you can also load the 455 Webley and also 45acp using the 45 long Colt dies. They all shoot .452 dia bullets and all have basically the same case diameters.
After loading and shooting the Webley with cases sized using the 45 LC dies I got to thinking, why not for the 45acp also as the 455 cases are similar and the 45acp is one of the few calibers I don't load for because years back the GI ammo was really cheap. But times have changed, for I just went to a Gun Show over the weekend and the same 50 rd boxes that you could buy for around 8-12 dollars were now going for 40-50 dollars. Of course these are the recent inflated prices.
And as as luck would have it, I found a single cavity semi wad, .452 Lee mould with handles for $10 at the show. Which would do for me as I probably won't be shooting the 45acp that much.
So I used the 45 LC dies and sized and primed 20, 45 acp cases without a problem and they are waiting for me to make the bullets.
I also have a bunch of 45, 255 gr bullets for the 45 LC and had used some of them in the Webley. And I had bought some 45 acp rimmed cases awhile ago that I thought I could convert for the Webley but it turned out the 45 LC cases were easier to convert for me without a lathe so I can use those bullets and the rimmed cases in my 45acp revolvers with the 255gr bullets as an option, again using the 45 LC dies.
The bottom line was, I have too many dies for too many different calibers and didn't want to buy more so this was a workable alternative for two more calibers without having to buy the dies and besides I love these little challenges/adventures, Ray