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I recently restored an old 1857 Zulu shotgun. I would never consider shooting any shot from it but am wondering if these are safe enough to give the old girl life again.
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I don't think you will have any issue since its a blank round...the pressure is incredibly low. However, I highly recommend you to send your gun to a good gunsmith to check the shootability of your 1857 Zulu shotgun. They might need to do ultra sound to see if there any crack on it. I also want to make sure that this is converted to shoot 12 GA. I hope this helps!