Get a Lee Classic Loader in .45 Colt and buy or make some black powder... and just roll your own.

A Lee Loader would cost as much as a box of the ammunition you want anyways, because actual black powder ammo is relatively rare compared to smokeless cartridges.

>>27539117
And besides, if you actually do load your own, 45LC is an extremely cheap cartridge to make. Just use either lrn or swc cast bullets (in your choice of weight), your favorite black powder, and some once fired brass. Hell, brass lasts forever on straight-walls anyway, so you might get 10 uses on a single piece depending on your pressures.

Be sure to clean up those cases afterwards, black powder can get really nasty if you let them sit for too long.

Reload

Find a commercial reloader- they'll do it, but you'll have to purchase a minimum of 1000.

>>27539117
>A Lee Loader would cost as much as a box of the ammunition you want anyways

They only cost $37?

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http://leeprecision.com/lee-loader-45-colt.html

you may need an accessory or two for best results.
i.e. primer tool, powder measure/funnel, something to bell the cases, a better crimper if you don't have luck with it's method.

>>27541873
41.99
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/706882/lee-deluxe-carbide-4-die-set-45-colt-long-colt

>>27541873

Eh, shoot for the $25 dollar area.

.45 LC Loaders aren't exactly flying off shelves.

Barter if you're going to a shop and if your ordering online, bitch about the price.

>>27541921
But, don't I actually need the rest of the gear to reload?

Not OP, but can you use FMJ or HP bullets in a .45 Colt cartridge? Either black or smokeless.

>>27543182
Yes

>>27542720
Nope, it includes everything you need for that cartridge.

It's slow as fuck compared to a real press but great for a beginner