reloads for .45acp

[gumpy]

recently i obtained some reloads from the estate of a deceased friend loaded as follows:
.45acp
lyman orange magic lube
200gr swc r-p brass
4.6 grains bullseye
cci primer
SIZED TO .454
The .454 part is where the question comes in. Mostly I have sized to .452 with a lead bullet. Anybody have any thoughts on using them with the .454 sizing.
I might add they cycled properly into a springfield 1911A1 current production.
Thanks.
I might add while the lead mixture is unkown most likely was done with wheelweights.

[Marlin Hunter]

I think it will work. I make .4555 boolits for a 454 cassul that has a barrel bore of .453. I get no leading or deformed primers. 0.002 oversize (or 0.001 per side) should not hurt anything if it is lead: It will deform.

[WHITETAIL]

grumpy, I think as long as they fit
the chamber you should be ok.:Fire:

[beagle]

Long as they chamber all right, they'll shoot just fine./beagle

[runfiverun]

not seeing a problem here.
bullseye was loaded under j words at 5.0 grs forever as the mili round.
the over sized boolits should generate under 1k extra pressure,and it's under the max by a half grain, should be pretty snappy though.

[MtGun44]

No sweat, I've loaded tens of thousands with 4.7 BE. Diam is not an issue unless
it bulges the case enough to prevent chambering.

Bill

[Longrange]

I load my .45 Sig at 5 to 5.3 gr of Bullseye. Snappy load but the gun likes it and does not lead the barrel.

[Shiloh]

A little hot for me, but within specs.

SHiloh

[mtgrs737]

I normally sized my 200gr. 45acp swc reloads at .452" . I got the idea to try .453" thinking that a little oversized was good a little bit more would be better. The .453" boolit load had no problem chambering and shooting, but when I cleaned the gun I found lots of barrel leading. The next batch I went back to the .452" size and had minimal leading if any. All other things were equal but the larger size boolit leaded, I don't know why, but I will be sizing that load to .452" from now on.

[Echo]

+1 for the above - if they chamber, shoot 'em.