The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Reloading => Topic started by: Tyler Durden on August 30, 2012, 09:15:09 PM
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Sweet!
It came with 3 bags of Western/Winchester WT12 orange wads, a half bag of Remington Wads, and like a third of a bag of Claybuster wads.
I have been saving my Winchester AA 12 gauge hulls for years.
There is still plenty of Clays in the 8 pound jug.
And I make my own shot. Pretty much have a free source of lead too. ;D
Just need 209 primers now.
Somewhere around the house is the Lyman shotshell reloading manual, and I will have to check out component interchangeability. The former owner was using Red Dot. So I will have to check what that particular bushing in the charge bar actually drops of Clays. Coming over from a Dillon 650, it would make more sense to get a Universal Charge Bar.
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Tyler,don't waste your money on a universal charge bar,find a load that does what you want find a bushing that is as close as possible without going over max load and stick with it.Less fuss and head scratching trying to get it set up
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What he said. The diffrence between a good load and a gun blowing up in your hands. Is very little when it comes to shot guns.
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Shotshells are a lot different than rifle and handgun loads, and the tiny differences don't affect accuracy. It is quicker, easier and more accurate to just change the bushings in MEC charge bars.