My standard black powder load is a .454 big lube bullet with pearl lube 2, or my own SPG formula. Smokeless rounds get a .453 bullet lubed with two coats of alox/JPW/mineral spirits, 45-45-10. Or my own mix of vaseline/paraffin/STP. The smokeless as cast are between .453 and .454. I size and lube with .454 size dies, or with the 45-45-10 mix as cast. Big lube bullets get sized and lubed at .454. Alloy for both is 20-1 lead/tin.
Standard black powder load is 38 grains of 3F Graf's, on occasion I use 2F Swiss for a little extra "oomph"
Smokeless load is 5.7 grains of Titegroup.
All bullets are flat base, 250 grainer's, tight crimp.
I get leading just past the forcing cone for about a 1/4" or so then it disappears. This happens with all loads. I haven't tried any jacked with this gun.
I was thinking of making about 8-10 abrasive rounds up, load and fire one at a time, cleaning between rounds. Then 5-6 of medium grit, then fine grit. Not sure how low on velocity I can go though, I've only got Titegroup, Unique, and black powder for pistol powders. I do have a mould for a 200 grain big lube bullet, but haven't used it in years.