LOL! The towel does a great job of not allowing dropped shot to roll off the table. I guess I could have picked a better color though. It was an old towel the wife gave me.

Why blackpowder when nitro powder is widely available, bettern cleaner, not corrosive, and sometimes cheaper than black powder?

Georgia sportsman, VP90 wads and brand new hulls.

scott corsale, they came with the scales I purchased. You can buy them at MidwayUSA.

No. You’d have to use a different recipe.

Trey Oliver on this particular load it's cork and felt.

GO JACKETS! Awesome video. Are the cork and felt just used to take up the extra room in the shot column or used to cushion the shot or do they have another purpose?

Austin Norton, yes

Yes you would skip the overshot card if doing a fold crimp.

Whatever gauge of shotgun you’re loading is the size roll crimp tool you would use. That’s pretty self explanatory. I’m also not going to give any of the load data to anyone per an agreement with my shot supplier who spent time and money coming up with this specific load. So no, there is no more to be shared. That’s the process I use for loading TSS.

I haven’t ran into an issue like that. Have you tried lowering the RPM?

@@Darrell.D I tried, but it looks like my press is set at the lowest RPM, which is 600. I see some guys lube the end of the hulls, I'm wondering if that would help.

Put it on the roller crimper itself.

@@Darrell.D I did, didnt seem to help. However, I may try again...maybe i didnt put it on the correct spot on the crimper. Might try both the crimper and the hull and see what happens.

Buy a stick of tps edge lube. Its a wax lube. Warm your roll crimp die then apply wax so it is liquid. Roll crimps beautifully. Also get a gaep roll crimp(4pin) and not the simgle pin bpi roll crimp die.

keith henline, I get all the information from the TSS shot supplier.

@@Darrell.D is there published loads stating what powder, wads, buffer, and primers to use with which hull? Just call TSS manufactures an ask?

@@mikeries8549, I get my loads from the guy I buy the shot from.

DONDI BIERMEYER, it’s a filler mainly.

I bought it over 6 years ago so I honestly don’t remember. You can buy them at Precision Reloading or Ballistics Products though.

That particular wad is a lot thicker than most wads. Therefore it does not require mylar.

Thanks Mylar Wraps line the interior of a wad to protect pellets from penetrating the wad wall and to keep them from escaping the wad slit. They add an extra layer of barrel protection when loading steel or hard tungsten-alloy pellets.

The VP90 wad does not require Mylar due to its thickness and durability like other wads.

Steve Doty, each load calls for different components.

Pseaxe611 Cedartown1 they came with the scales when I bought them.

The powder I was using in this video was Winchester 296. I'm not going to give the weight of the powder out due to it's not my recipe.

It’s a dental vibrator that I bought off of eBay.

You use new hulls every time. No reloads.

Manchap karM I just go by the recipes provided from the shot source. I use several and they have been tested for PSI.

Ahh right so the recipe come with the shot ? Thank you nice vid.

Manchap karM yes

ok ill see how much it will be sent to the UK

It's called a dental vibrator. I got it off of Ebay.

Capt. Shaffer here is a link. I couldn't find any individual ones for sale. This is for a 3 pack. m.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Tobacco-Pipe-Nails-Set-of-3-/252613813292?hash=item3ad0f4e42c%3Ag%3AwcoAAOxywXFSbo0z&_trkparms=pageci%253A72394f0f-0bf9-11e7-bd5d-74dbd180bd97%257Cparentrq%253Ae249b1ea15a0a6063780abf9fffe1159%257Ciid%253A1

Thanks!

Southern states Fishing, Federal

Not sure about that.

precisionreloading.com

Thanks, I forgot to ask what size it is

vermontboy 802, it's spherical shotshell buffer made by Precision Reloading.

Ballistics Products.

jimmy kilneet several guys are selling it. Are you on Facebook or any hunting forums?

facebook, yes, not so much on the forums, as of yet anyways.

jimmy kilneet join the Facebook group Turkey Guns and Ammo. Several sell it on there.

will do thanks

01foreman400 how far will a pound of say #9 s get me? Just starting out and not sure how much I should order. Planning on 3.5” or 3” 12ga and or 2-3/4” 16ga to start and get a good load/choke combo. Is 1 or 2 lbs a waist of time to just get some shells for myself? Thanks

Brandon Threlkeld no I do not.

The person you buy the shot from would give you that information. I don’t share TSS load recipes that other shot suppliers share with me.

I have not.

Because I roll crimp.

@@Darrell.D OK thanks for your reply

Don’t need one and it won’t work.

When I buy my shot from individuals they supply me with the load data. They personally come up with and have the load data tested. This process isn’t cheap. In turn they ask that I don’t share it. I’m a man of my word and have never shared any load data. So if you want load data you need to get with a reputable TSS supplier who can guide you in the right direction. Please don’t let your 5 year old load your ammo. LOL