Bunk,
Since you mentioned using soft lead bullets to fire-form the cases, the biggest problem might be leading in the barrel due to the "unmentionable" powder. I am not totally convinced of the whole bore seasoning concept, even though I use only Ballistol/water for cleaning followed by Borebutter. Once, on the recommendation of a national gun writer, I shot a couple of rounds of the "unmentionable" powder out of my Colt SAA and Uberti 1866 at the end of a Blackpowder shooting session. The calibers were 44-40s' for both using approx. 20-1 lead bullets. The idea was to supposedly clean the bore of most of the Blackpowder fouling. In my experience, I had a real mess to clean the guns later, much worse than shooting straight Blackpowder when using my normal methods.
At the end of that cleaning session, I didn't notice any real difference in the bore of either the rifle or pistol and when using both guns again(shooting Blackpowder), they cleaned up as normal.
So if you are shooting a limited amount of those fire-forming rounds and don't keep switching back and forth, you should be OK. By the way, I have no intention of repeating my experiment, and I beg everyone's forebearance for bringing up such a tacky subject as shooting that "unmentionable" powder.