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Very true, but the cast and crew will do jail time 

I am lucky enough to already have a better set of Express loading tools than what is offered.  I am also lucky enough to have paid way less than what this gent is asking.  I don't have the decapper pin...
The mold for this GI set is missing the plug that makes the bullet hollow point.
My set below along with an original box of cartridges.  Also adding the GI link for those inclined for a look-see.

https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/parts-ammo-accessories/reloading-equipment-and-tools-antique/the-holy-grail-original-winchester-reloading-tool-and-mold-set-in-50-95-express-for-model-1876-rifle-w-orig-decapper.cfm?gun_id=102629041

Hi
If you live anywhere close to Liberty Missouri, Definitely go to James Country and see Del and Jean.  On a side note, when traveling and planning on a overnight stay, ALWAYS KNOW WHERE TAYLOR SWIFT is.  we went to see Jean and Del and ended up spending the night in Sedalia Missouri. 

Later

Actually, Black Powder and Subs will greatly speed the "Patina" process, but, unfortunately it isn't a quick process.  Takes time.  Just have to convince yourself to ignore the stains until the stains are everywhere. 

Oh, also, you may consider coming over to The Dark Side 

  Yea, well Ballistol no longer contains Wale Oil.  Its makeup is primarily Mineral Oil, some acidic stuff, alcohol and Hydrogen Peroxide.  No water.  The stuff STINKS to high heaven.

For clean-up of Black Powder and Subs, I am a champion of PAM.  Equal parts of Hydrogen Peroxide, Denatured Alcohol and Murphy Oil Soap.  Works a treat.  Cleans quite well.  However, after cleaning I do apply Mobil 1 motor oil to lubricate and prevent rust. 

For clean-up of Smokeless Powder, CLP.  I have found nothing better than CLP.  I happen to like "Break Free."  As done with BP and Subs, after cleaning I apply Mobil 1 Motor oil to lubricate and prevent rust. 

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