1st patterning video 4 loads

[@smkghot8777]

Glad you are back. Thanks for the great series of information.

[@okshotgun]

Good to be back. Thanks for watching.

[@theshotgunscientists]

All of those loads looked good to me man. Good to see you back.

[@okshotgun]

Thanks. Good to be back. I have been watching your channel too. Keep ‘em coming. Are you on The Reloaders Network?

[@theshotgunscientists]

@@okshotgun I don’t think so man

[@woodstacker5241]

Good shooting! Great video.

[@okshotgun]

Thank you. I am glad you enjoy it. Thanks for watching.

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

That was an interesting demonstration of patterning. BTW, did the semi-auto eject your hull?

[@glendavis9663]

🤔🤔

[@logannull7865]

I am trying to load 410. It’s the hardest hull to load in my opinion. Do you have any tips for crimping? I can get the crimp to look decent but it will not fit into my gun.

[@okshotgun]

I don’t load or own a .410. What length hull are you loading?

[@logannull7865]

3inch. I can’t get the crimp right. I have been messing with it for over a year and can’t get it just right. The crimp end flairs out and won’t fit in the chamber

[@okshotgun]

@@logannull7865 what type of press are you using?

[@logannull7865]

Mec 600 jr

[@okshotgun]

@@logannull7865 I’m had a similar problem with my 12 gauge loader. I took the die off and disassembled it. I cleaned all the rust off and made sure it was smooth. When I set it back up I used a factory shell and adjusted everything to the factory shell as a baseline adjustment. I did have to tweak the cam on it some to get the taper I wanted. It sounds like a cam problem if it is not putting a radius on the crown.