Do you reload shotgun shells????

[Caster]

They gone. Edited April 4, 2015 by Caster

[Caster]

They gone.

[Clone]

Yes

[Ray Z]

Used to, back when I was shooting 25000 - 30000 a year in trap. I looked at the price of a bag of shot a week ago at a gun store in Pigeon Forge. They wanted $54 for it. It's cheaper to shoot factory loads.

[enfield]

Only .410's. It's cheaper to buy 20 and 12 gauge.

[dralarms]

Only .410's. It's cheaper to buy 20 and 12 gauge.

I need some 410 loaded. Can you help a fella out?

[frankmako]

did back in the 80's.  still got the setup but have not used it since 86. 

[chances R]

Yes when i can buy shot <$30 /bag. Usually from someone who quit reloading.

[enfield]

I need some 410 loaded. Can you help a fella out?

I'll let you use my press!

[dralarms]

I'll let you use my press!

I'd just screw something up.

[Dolomite_supafly]

I am getting ready to load some 1,500+ grain slugs into solid brass hulls. Should make for some fun times at the range.

[LawVol]

If I came across a shotgun press for cheap at a yard sale or pawn shop, I'd buy it just so I could make some dummy shells.  

 

It's ridiculous that dummy shells cost 3-4 times as much as the real thing.  

[xd shooter]

I have one in 16 to part with. Edited April 18, 2015 by xd shooter

[Hidalgo]

I reload for 3 different gauges.  We save money on 28 gauge loads, but 12 and 20 are a toss up.  The main reason I load for them is so that we can tailor the loads to our liking.