I looked into these and they are somewhat pricey. By the time you buy the tools, special cases, heel seated bullets and pay the shipping from France, you will have around $120-130 tied up in them. I don't know of a local source for the bullets, so you may need to continue ordering them from overseas.
The "blanks" are available locally from dealers that specialize in starter pistols or bird dog training aids. (These are the little short crimped blanks. Not the ones that look like a .22 Short with a paper wad in the front).
I think I figured that it would run about $.60 a round to reload after you have all the tools.
The "Navy Arms" .32 RF type cartridges are still available, but are loaded with smokeless and meant for rifles. I don't think I would subject an original pistol to these pressures. One option I thought of would to buy some of the smokeless rounds, pull the bullet, refill with BP and reseat the bullet. Don't know if this is feasible or not, but maybe an option.