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Russian molds and nearly impossible to get these days. Keep your eyes on eBay and FB marketplace.

Thanks for watching. I never tried them through my 930 so I can't give you a good answer. Only tried them through my pumps. 870 was a no/go had a few jams in my Winchester they ran flawless through the Mossberg 500

So the hull won't bulge from the shot. Thanks for watching

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Thanks for watching. You can find the data in Ballistic Products buckshot manual.

I prefer the .690RB over the key drive slug. The floating core wears out fast at least it did on mine. No need to worry about that with the .690RB. and yes it's easier. Thanks for watching and have a great day.

Awesome choice

Thanks for watching. I used 29g of LS around 1400fps

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Good day and thanks for watching. I used 29 grains of Longshot for that load

Thanks for watching Tony. Fiocchi hull and primer with 29gr of LS

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Do you recommend a low recoil Measurement

Lowest measurement I have gone with long shot is 27 gr

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Thanks for watching. Yes all hulls were resized.

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Thanks for watching John. You can order it from Ballistic Products.

thanks. I think it will work on cut shells, as well.@@12galife

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Thanks for watching Jeff. I haven't noticed that condition. I will check next time I have a chance to get the range.

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Good day Amber thanks for watching. The bingo chips are 3/4 inch. They cycle great in a Mossberg 500. Have a great day.

Thanks for watching. Read the title at the start of the video it will read 2 inch shells and I also say it in the opening line of the video. Have a great day.

@@12galife yes you did and crimped down to 12 3/4 " . my store bought are 1 3/4 and crimped to 1 1/2 "

Thanks for watching Nate. I tried running them through both my 870's no luck. They run great though the Mossberg's though. Have a great day

Thanks for watching. I never ran any over the chrony myself but data states 1420fps. Have a great day.

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Thanks for watching Tony. I think it was 29gr. I will have to check my data book to confirm. I let you know in the morning

Data calls for 30gr LS

Thanks for watching. I cut my short shells down to two inches and use a roll crimp. I have never tried a fold crimp on a short shell so I can't really answer that. For your powders i have only used Unique for slugs. And For load data books get as many as you can find. Lymans 5th, Ballistic products, and one of my go to books is called The Complete Reloading Manual for the 12 Gauge Shotshell. Its a little blue book with data from powder manufactures, RCBS and Lyman. Found mine at Cabalas for a good price. Also lots of free data online. If your new to reloading please use caution and always follow published load data for your safety. Please check out Buck and Slug Reloaders on FB its a great group to learn from. Have a great day.

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Good day and thanks for watching. It is not recommended. Always use published load data to stay safe and healthy.

Thanks for your knowledge and safety 👍 be safe and good shooting .💪👍

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Thanks for watching. No trouble with the second cut

Thanks for watching. The data calls for 30 grains of LS if I remember right I took it down to 29 grains.

Thanks for watching. Both molds have their pros and cons. With the Marty's mold I get a better fill out and better quality pellets but have more sprue material and the mold has short handles. With the Lee I can make more faster but don't get 100% fill out on every pour and way less sprue material. On the Marty's removing the pellet from the sprue you need a good pair of clippers on the Lee you remove the sprue with the sprue plate on the mold and separate the pellets with a razor blade. Lees are a bit cheaper than Marty's but both mold are a lot of work to make buck. If I had to choose I would pick Marty's for the better pellets

@@12galife Thank you for your rapid and detailed response, much appreciated. Do you polish your shot through a rock tumbler after the casting process?

@@ClarkesonTheMarksman yep in the rock tumbler for 10-12 hrs

I like them better and I have both

@@12galife fricken awesome. Do you fill the tumbler up with any medium to help polish the shot? Thank you for your help/knowledge. Things are abit limited over here in the UK :)

Thanks for watching Lucas. All my presses are MEC. I started with a 600 Jr and now I have a couple of Size Masters.

Good day Seth and thanks for watching. I haven't tried this load through a rifled choke so I don't have a good answer for you. All I can say is it works great through a fully rifled barrel and not to bad through a smoothbore.

@@12galife I can’t imagine I could go wrong then. I’ll give it a shot and let you know. They make a tool to cut the middle of a star crimp out of a shell that people use to re-cast cheap bird shot into slugs.

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The buckshot was tumbled for 10-12 hours with a bit of graphite powder. Thanks for watching

​@@12galife Lube on the roll

Vaseline or a little gun oil. Thanks for watching.

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As long as it's cylinder bore you should have no problem.