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ALMOST BEEKEEPING - RELATED TOPICS => OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM => Topic started by: don2 on May 24, 2011, 12:22:11 pm
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Wondering if there is any one here that load your own ammo. :)don2/aka/doak
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started with a versa mec 700, 12 ga. 40 years ago. Got my first pacific centerfire press at age 16 or 37 years ago. Have only bought 22rimfire and steal shot sho shells sinse
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I have been at it only 5 years. Really still learning. I want to try to find a 410 loader. I have a 20 and 12 gauge shotgun, not shooting those 2 much and the shells aren't as high as the 410. May not get one for those two. I am currently loading for 5 center fire. Calibers. :)don2
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Peggy's been bugging me to buy her a reloader for a long time! I'd like to load center fires but the 410's would be great too (that's what my daughter uses when we shoot sporting clays). The 410's aint cheap for sure and 16 ga is almost impossible to find around here.
Scott
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I use to shoot on a trap league where it was common to load 200 shells a week. Now mostly for custom loads for a tack driving 300Win. Mag. .I had it set up for hunting out west but now use for deer hunting all of the time.
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Centerfire, rifle and pistol, yes.
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Haven't loaded any shotgun ammo for a long time, but rifle and pistol, yes. I enjoy it.
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The 410's aint cheap for sure and 16 ga is almost impossible to find around here.
Scott
You are not kidding!!
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Peggy's been bugging me to buy her a reloader for a long time! I'd like to load center fires but the 410's would be great too (that's what my daughter uses when we shoot sporting clays). The 410's aint cheap for sure and 16 ga is almost impossible to find around here.
Scott
If you can get some 45 long colt, 45/70, 45/90, or 45/100 brass, they can be loaded as 410 slug and shot shells. As for the 16 gauge, it is hard to come by. I have 2 16's and finding shells is difficult, usually when I can find some there's only a box or two.
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Try finding a 7.7 Jap.