Reloading 00 buckshot for 47 cents each
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Load 1:
Win AA Hull (or "Universal")
Win 209 Primer
25 gr. Herco
Win WAA-12R wad
9 pel 00bk, or 1 1/8 oz shot equivalent
fold crimp
Load #2
Win AA Hull (or "Universal")
Win 209 Primer
15 gr. Nitro 100
Win WAA-12 wad
9 pel 00bk, or 1 1/8 oz shot equivalent
fold crimp
With the Lee Load-All, if you orient one of the creases between the points towards the front of the machine before pre-crimping, the new crimp will better match the original one. It also prolongs the life of the hull.
You’re absolutely right. The Lee does not have a spinning starter crimp like a Mec so you have to position the case to get a good crimp it has nothing to do with the quality of the shell
Pick up your empties regardless. Stop littering...
You have done very well young man . Keep these Videos coming .
So many of our Younger citizens Mike Carey on this great sport and reloading ... Thank You 🔫
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I just stumbled on to your video... your effing hilarious. I love the non pc commentary
great video, going to be making my own someday. i load up 50 cal round balls and half an ounce of #2 shot, kind cool loads.
Recycle them into mini shells
I used Win AA Hull and Waa12R, with Red Dot @ 17grs and #4 (21 Pellets) and it worked out great.
Shot Shells can be made in many configurations.
"You see how that looks like dog shit?" Haha! Great video. I'm ordering a buckshot mold to start loading these. Cheap ass hulls and all. Thanks for the info!
Great job thanks for sharing 👍
I've reloaded everything up to an including 50BMG but I still haven't messed with shotshell reloading... I've been wanting to get I to it for buckshot and heavy shot for ducks, geese, and turkey.
If you cast wheel weight lead you can make shells for less that a quarter a pop
Yup yup. I get 19 cents a load on 12 gauge shot loads and around .52 cents a load for slugs. *** And yeah i did alllllll the math to figure it out too lol. Had to put on my troll repellent.
Slugs usually cost more to build the good ones. Never skimp on slug materials. Buckshot is more forgiving in a cylinder bore or IC with claybuster level stuff. Best part about shotgunning though is exactly what you said. Casting your own buck shot and slugs will save a literal fortune and scrap companies love to sell off lead so they avoid the fees. Wheel weights for buckshot, soft lead like plumbers lead for slugs. Roof flashing is great for slugs too. About a 6 on the brinel scale.
Finding plastic shot shells littered about the woods is disgusting. Please pick them up. They are unsightly, and cause timber companies to limit access to their land.
You ever find shotshells laying around send them to me lol. Cant find even used once fired anymore much less new primed hulls. Ill gladly appease the tree huggers in this case.
@@ryanripley8449 they are usually rusty within a couple weeks here in oregon when they get left up in the woods.
Lol you are one of those negative answer for everything people arent you? I can toss them in a polisher and reuse about half. Rest ill recycle after removing the primers. Your turn.
@@ryanripley8449 negative answer for everything? If you can’t find shotshells right now you must not be looking very hard. I’ve found factory loaded buckshot/slugs several times, and target loads still on the shelf so there’s the hulls your looking for. Comes loaded too. Your turn
@@bodiewest9202 yup i figured.
Remington and Federal might use " better" hulls in their skeet loads.
Thanks for good info sir 👍
close enough is fine for a shot gun. not like your going for 1/4 moa @ 500
You do know that the length of the wad relates to the shot weight, not the powder, correct? I have wads from 3/4oz to 1 1/4oz that I use for different loads. Also, you didn't mention that primer choice can make a huge difference in pressure. If someone is on the cusp of disaster with a Remington 209 primer, swapping to a hotter Winchester 209 would bring it.
Have you ever tried this with putting a small piece of cardboard on top ? I wonder if it would
Help the crimp. I only have clays powder but I’m assuming I’m good to go as long as I follow a recipe with the same weight buckshot as I’d use birdshot
Have you tried using a tourch or lighter and taking it to that shell before loading ?
Some factory buckshot loads look crappy. I had Federal #4 buck that was cockeyed but cycled and shot fine.
great video
Good vid
And how many buck shot are sufficient for 60-70mm cartridge
Plzz tell me if we want to make bird shot cartridge to buck shot then what type of wad is required and what changes should be done
47 cents sounds a bit high to me. Must be buying shot?
If the case is broken or not do not leave empty cases littering the ground. Clean up after ypurself. Have some pride in ypur actions.
Can you load steel shot like 2 or 1 shot for waterfowl with the Lee load all reloader
thomas mccarrell Yeah, definitely.
If you do, buy wads made specifically for steel shot.
What the name of your powder scale?
If the shell crack at the crimp, can't you cut the end off and make the shell smaller?
This loader only works on 2.75” and 3” shells. So if he’s got a broken 2.75” shell, cutting it will just make something that that can’t be crimped
You can cut the crimped portion off and use a roll crimper
Will CB1138 12 wads work? (Midwayusa says it's a direct replacement for WAA12R).
As long as they say direct replacement it's good enough
The Lee keyed slugs will not fit in the claybuster substitute wads
Can the wads being wrong be dangerous? And if you had a different primer
I wouldn't go mixing primer and powder. The wad you might get away with as long as it doesn't affect the column height too much.
There are wads made primarily for tapered hulls and other wads made for straight wall hulls. Mix-n-match is not a great idea. It affects pressure. Some powder migration will occur when using Winchester wads in straight wall hulls. Stick with the proper wad and hull combo.
Generally Winchester wads are paired with tapered hulls and federal wads are paired with straight wall hulls.
FYI Cheddite primers can be substituted for Winchester primers
What choke size gives best result for these loads ?
A full choke is probably best but you got to try and see what works. With a modified, the core of the group was about as tight but there were more fliers.
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Good info bud. Got a good "american" additude. Go blow shit up like me.