Looking for a reloader of Sharps 44-90

[SharpTexas]

I just got a Remington Rolling Block No. 1 Sporter that's been in the family for a long while fixed.
Now I'd like to put a few shots through it. But the cost of brass, bullets and dies is far more than I'd spend just to shoot it.
Could anyone who reloads 44-90 Sharps sell me a few low power cartridges? Dallas area.

 

[SSL]

I just got a Remington Rolling Block No. 1 Sporter that's been in the family for a long while fixed.
Now I'd like to put a few shots through it. But the cost of brass, bullets and dies is far more than I'd spend just to shoot it.
Could anyone who reloads 44-90 Sharps sell me a few low power cartridges? Dallas area.

I really doubt if anyone would be willing to assume the liability of selling you handloaded cartridges. And they shouldn't. It's just common sense...if there should be a problem, there are far too many lawyers ready to sue and point at the seller even if the actual problem lies with the firearm.
On a different note; I personally wouldn't want to try using ammunition from an unknown source in any firearm, let alone a family heirloom. You have no control over their expertise or loading practices.

 

[Jager]

I personally wouldn't want to try using ammunition from an unknown source in any firearm, let alone a family heirloom. You have no control over their expertise or loading practices.

This, times a thousand!

 

[butchlambert]

The Remington Rolling Block 44-90 is different than the 44-90 sharps.