I've been shooting greasers for the past several years in my .45-70 Browning 1885 Hiwall BPCR and have just started interest in PP bullets. Country Gent has been kind enough to give me some tips on this stuff. I thought I'd throw this out for general discussion to see if there is a consensus. I bought some 500 gr pure lead .442 slicks from BACO and a roll of Staedler 8# sketch paper measuring 0.022. My finished wrapped bullet measures 0.4475. To hold the PP bullet, I run my brass up into a .45 cal taper crimp die just enough to loosely hold the bullet, maybe an 1/4 inch, making a little bottle neck. I'm going to get the proper neck sizing die from Meacham when my fun money comes in. Questions are: Do you keep brass separate for greasers and the PP bullets to possibly prevent work hardening the case necks? Do you folks bother to turn case necks, inside case reaming and check for concentricity of the loaded round, like the bench rest shooters do? And, when inserting a PP bullet nose first into the muzzle, I notice a slight wobble. I think I need an alloyed bullet, a bigger diameter bullet, or thicker paper. Thank you for your thoughts.