While I can't comment on "ballistically speaking" I can comment on YOUR PLAN. My comments above, and those of many others who care deeply about the future of the shooting sports say, YOUR PLAN may not be sufficient to prevent injury BEYOND YOUR CONTROL from occuring, thus putting another black mark on guns, shooters and reloaders, as well as on your personal consciense. We understand what you personally PLAN to do, but many of us are aware that oftentimes, things happen that were not in OUR PLAN, unforseeable or accidental.
We hope you won't take our comments as indicating that your plans are BAD, because if they happen the way you envision, possibly no harm will occur. But we are indicating that if things don't go according to your plan, that someone may be injured, and we're sure you wouldn't want that. In fact, I think most of us concur that only a person who has no concept of the idea of "risk" and good judgement would take the chance that his PLAN might go horribly awry, and end up causing someone needless injury. Unless of course they were a sociopath with no concern for what harm others might come to. We're pretty sure you don't fall into this last category or you wouldn't be discussing the issue and asking for input. Well, at least I'm personally willing to make that allowance on your behalf.
If you're asking out of idle curiosity from a mechanical point of view, well and good. If you're asking with the actual intent to follow through with this idea, you will find the vast majority of us her urging you not to, for the reasons we have stated. Help keep shooting, reloading and gun ownership alive. Don't circumvent a safeguard intentionally for any reason, certainly not to use up some inexpensive 38 special cases, if you value the shooting sports.