No problem! Let me know if you have any other questions

Very relaxing👍🇺🇸👊

🤣glad someone caught that

Stuff like Winchester universals are great for loads where you don’t mind loosing a hull in the woods. I find a lot of older style AA’s at gun shows or on classifieds I was just given a huge tote worth of hulls and in there is probably half full of red and silver AA compression formed.

Might try that one day but I have enough hulls for now, and only euro primers so I'm not worried about trying to make the domestic primers fit. I've since lubed up the ole load all, but they do make some noise lol🇺🇲👊

🤣 it's a giant rabbit hole... what hulls are you starting off with?

Might be able to send a variety of wads with your lead👍

@@DummyRound thanks 👊🇺🇸

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Yessir!

Yes king!

I'll get more gooder in time. I'm just trying to make em correctly right now 😂

Yessir! Thanks🇺🇸👊👍

I've got two buckshot molds I need to break in and get a bunch of cast up, #4 and 00. Going to use range scrap, add a touch of linotype and quench after powder coating. I'd like to get the little HF drum tumbler to smooth out the buck shot before PCing. How hard do you actually need the buck shot to keep from deforming? I'll be using BPI original buffer and probably not magnum loads. Just going to copying the military 9 pellet 00 1200fps load. Thanks! 👍👊🇺🇸

@@DummyRound I use good ole wheel weights or recovered shot for buck shot and water quench . I don't worry about getting them perfectly round . My thought is , they'll deform when going through the choke anyway .

I just started and I'm balls deep in it already, might as well pick up a drill press for my roll crimper😂

@@DummyRound 🤣🤣🤣

And what was that tool you used to cut the crimp off your bird shot and turn into a slug? I need one of those, too😉

@@DummyRound I bought a few from the old eBay. Just called a shot shell crimp removal tool. Most are just 3d printed like the brass jigs but work great. Uses replaceable utility blades. Then I upgraded to a bench mount Forrest camping 12g roll crimp tool(trust me your hands will thank you). Or just spend the same and get one that goes in a drill press lol.

I'll have to get one of those, for shenanigans and such

It's on the never ending shopping list!

The smallest recommended charge for any given powder per payload👍🇺🇲

Lee 50BMG loading block

Do you have a block you recommend for 20 gauge ? Do you use that only for 12 gauge ?

It'll work for 20ga pretty well, too👍🇺🇲

Yeah, the Lee is pretty slow, but it's great for Buck and slugs. I've since gotten a 600jr and it's in a whole new league🇺🇲👍

@@DummyRound One problem of MEC it is to big you have to have reloading room for that. And Lee cheap as dirty I agree if 20-100 rounds per month I can bear slow process of it but if 200 per week buy ammo or progressive any press IMHO

So I run a pw800 and a lee load all 2 and to be honest I personally prefer the shells load out of the lee vs my pw. I also can do one off test rounds.

It is great for testing and small batches 👌

@@timberboy1984 I bought Lee 20Ga as well and reloaded for a small project about 300, not bad for this price it is unbeatable. After I do roll crimp.