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Hello everyone, I'm new to reloading and just acquired a .410 reloader. Does anyone have any hulls they want to sell? I need about 200 or so.....thanks a million.
It's impossible to overemphasize the importance of getting WAAHS shotshells if you plan to reload the hulls.UncleFudd said:...buy some new, WW 410HS in the shot size you want and then reload them.
No..no...they suggested Winchester AA...the best is Remington STS!sirgknight said:Thanks for the great advice. I knew I was going to purchase a few boxes of shells but wasn't exactly sure which ones for reloading. Might as well get the best....
You're making a big mistake if you buy more than one box of .410 STS shells to test against the reloadability of the AAHS.sirgknight said:ok....remington sts and win aa hs.....got it!
If you want to pay $7 to $9 for a box of STS shells to learn that for yourself, be our guest. It's your money....the crimps on STS hulls will self-destruct very reliably on their own, burning and gnarling inward by about the fifth reload.
My procedure is exactly the same as DLM's, except I don't box the shells. I use the cheap Great Value zippy quart freezer bags from Wal-Mart - about a nickel apiece and a bag lasts as long as its group of reloads.Swampwood said:I'm curious how do ya' track a reload shell to know it has been reloaded any given number of times?
Use a Sharpie pen and place a radial mark on the shell base for each loading, sorta like hour marks on a clock. Mark from the primer to the rim. Count your marks, Throw away when pitch limit is reached.Swampwood said:Sounds like thats the way. My problem is I use most of my reloads as Hunting Rounds and as such when shot in my semi-auto I don't recover all the spent hulls, thus I'm constantly adding to the mix. So I was testing the waters for some way of marking them!