This reminds me of my childhood and helping Dad reload for trap shooting. It was a little more economical way back in the early 80s. Lol

16gauge is my favorite to shoot. Lighter recoil than a 12, more power than a 20. There’s a reason it’s called the sweet 16. Thanks for the video.

I sometimes put a small washer under the shell to bring up the height. Sometimes I put the washer on top of the crimp to sink the crimp a little too. The load all is a great machine, but there are some tricks to it.

That's a good looking reload.

I have a 2 1/2 chamber in my A5 so it kinda a pain in the ass to get ammo for i going to get one this coming spring

Sorry I know it’s many years past since you posted this video but have you ever loaded steel shot? I picked up a model 12 in 16 but I live in California so I’m required to shoot steel and it ain’t easy to come by. Just curious if you knew the difference between loading lead and steel.

Great demonstration, and like nitehawk85 said, reminded me of reloading with my dad many years ago. Question: is the primer spring and plastic piece the same in your 16 Lee Load All Original as in your other Lee Load All Original? I seem to have lost my 16 spring and piston piece. My 20 pieces do not fit (too long for the base). I cannot find parts online either. Any thoughts? Thanks much. Paul

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