Thank you. If you do make a .410 ga one in the future, most of your new customers will probably be ATI owners looking to get that magic length into a AR-15 type magazine. Not all .410 shells are folded or rolled to the right length. Federal # 9 shot shells are the only ones I have found so far, that work right out of the box. The price of .410 shells now, would make reloading .410 vary attractive. Same thing with 10,16,28 ga. shells.
I sympathize with you on the absurd price of ammo; but as I don't own anything in 10, 16, 28g or 410, it would mean I'd need to purchase a firearm, reloading equipment and components in each just for testing, and that's before the actual tool production costs. It's just not feasible for a small-scale manufacturer such as myself.
I want to get into making mini shells and you just made the tool I was looking for! Awesome! Now if you have any guides on how to start making mini shells that would be icing on the cake.
I have a ATI AR-15 upper in .410 ga & need to keep the shells cut down to size to fit in a AR-15 type magazine. Do you by chance make a trimmer in .410 ga? thank you:
i am looking to buy a full kit from you in order to make my own mini shells. could you tell me if it is possible to make the wad entirely DIY? i got the powder, primer, lead and shells. but i do not have mini wads. there is NO stores around me that sell anything reload-related. i saw that you are selling a "full size" wad cutting tool. it would take care of the bottom portion of the load, but what about the sides? is it possible to shoot lead and stuff bare in the barrel?
Yes you can use the full size punch for this purpose. What you'll get is a flat wad similar to a nitro card. This is basically what was done until the invention of the resin waddings used now.
Yes indeed. If you're just trimming the hull mouth due to it starting to split, you can usually remove as little as a 1/4" and be fine. It depends heavily on the type of hull of course, but the most important part will always be the actual base wad. As long as that's solid with no signs of separation, you can reload the same hull many times safely.
@@TATVCanada I was thinking maybe like a big 8inch round that had say like 12 holes in for the hulls. the round has been cut to the length of the desired finished hull and then you could spin 12 hulls at once and then introduce a single bevel knife/chisel to trim off the waste
You can have problems with the shells tumbling but some boys in Texas made it and after plug for both the 508 70 so you can use many shells in your pump shotgun of course my KSG Works flawlessly in any position with mini shells right out of the box
@@eugene7304 mossberg 500 and Remington 870 both have problems with mini shells without putting a spacer in them so you can only shot mini shells while the spacer in installed. The kel-tec KSG can be loaded with any combination of shells in any order without any problems. 3" shell followed by a mini shell followed by a 2 3/4" with the gun held in any position even upside down. Left or right handed.
Thank you.
If you do make a .410 ga one in the future, most of your new customers will probably be ATI owners looking to get that magic length into a AR-15 type magazine.
Not all .410 shells are folded or rolled to the right length. Federal # 9 shot shells are the only ones I have found so far, that work right out of the box. The price of .410 shells now, would make reloading .410 vary attractive. Same thing with 10,16,28 ga. shells.
I sympathize with you on the absurd price of ammo; but as I don't own anything in 10, 16, 28g or 410, it would mean I'd need to purchase a firearm, reloading equipment and components in each just for testing, and that's before the actual tool production costs. It's just not feasible for a small-scale manufacturer such as myself.
Glad to see a video from you. I do not do shot gun but this looks like a great tool!
Yeah it's definitely been a while. I work in essential services and it's basically 7 days a week right now...
Do you offer a 10 gauge trimmer? Would love one that would trim 10 gauge to the 2 7/8” length that many of us antique 10 gauge shooters.
Sorry no, just 12 and 20.
hmm interesting tool. need one llike this for my 16 gauge .in 16.65. calibre.
You should sell an .STL file of this project I think it would be an easy print.
I don't really want to get into that. I prefer to just make and sell my own tool designs.
@@TATVCanada thats fair, its your creation. Keep up the great content 👍
I want to get into making mini shells and you just made the tool I was looking for! Awesome! Now if you have any guides on how to start making mini shells that would be icing on the cake.
I do have videos planned for that. Work has just been insane the last year.
@@TATVCanada yes please!
There's no link to the product so this is actually just a worthless bunch of BS
There's literally a link to the site in the second line of the video description...
Now that is bad azz , I want one of those!
Do you happen to make it in a 410 size??
At this time I do not.
How do I buy this product? Based in USA.
Visit www.tatvcanada.com
I have a ATI AR-15 upper in .410 ga & need to keep the shells cut down to size to fit in a AR-15 type magazine. Do you by chance make a trimmer in .410 ga?
thank you:
Sorry I do not. No 410 firearms, reloading gear or components and there's just not enough demand to justify the investment to produce for 410.
Where do you get this tool
www.tatvcanada.com
Awesome. Any plans to make a 16, 28, or 410 cutter set?
Possibly 410; I get virtually no inquiries about 16/28 nor do I have access to hulls for the R&D.
How about 20 ga??
Nice, now if there was just something to perfectly trim the shot cups off wads for Russian slugs.
Perhaps someone is working on such a tool...
@@TATVCanada That would be great.
i am looking to buy a full kit from you in order to make my own mini shells.
could you tell me if it is possible to make the wad entirely DIY?
i got the powder, primer, lead and shells. but i do not have mini wads.
there is NO stores around me that sell anything reload-related.
i saw that you are selling a "full size" wad cutting tool.
it would take care of the bottom portion of the load, but what about the sides? is it possible to shoot lead and stuff bare in the barrel?
Yes you can use the full size punch for this purpose. What you'll get is a flat wad similar to a nitro card. This is basically what was done until the invention of the resin waddings used now.
@@TATVCanada alright, i wasnt sure if it was OK to do.
Do you cut wads? I have a turn of thr century sears roll crimper from grandpa farm do sell card board round or do you make do you use a punch?
I designed and produce my own punches.
10ga?
Not at this time.
How can you purchase this
12 and 20 ga
Www.tatvcanada.com
I bought this tool just for the purpose of making mini shells. It works great.
Glad to hear you like it.
Looks great! Can you still trim and reload a 3 inch shell?
Yes indeed. If you're just trimming the hull mouth due to it starting to split, you can usually remove as little as a 1/4" and be fine. It depends heavily on the type of hull of course, but the most important part will always be the actual base wad. As long as that's solid with no signs of separation, you can reload the same hull many times safely.
How can I get one of these in the U.S.A.?
Order it from www.tatvcanada.com
@@TATVCanada
Are the prices in USD or CAD? Stainless steel models available any time soon?
This tool will not be produced in stainless, it's just too cumbersome.
Awesome tool, hope you're working on a hand operated roll crimper
It's already done and available at www.tatvcanada.com
Noice...
I’m trying to figure out how to do it quickly on my wood turning lathe
You'd need to make some kind of base to clamp the hull into.
@@TATVCanada I was thinking maybe like a big 8inch round that had say like 12 holes in for the hulls. the round has been cut to the length of the desired finished hull and then you could spin 12 hulls at once and then introduce a single bevel knife/chisel to trim off the waste
I'm not sure they'd have the resistance on their own. I feel like you'd need something inside, like a dowel or the like, to give it rigidity.
When firing mini shells in a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870
You can have problems with the shells tumbling but some boys in Texas made it and after plug for both the 508 70 so you can use many shells in your pump shotgun of course my KSG Works flawlessly in any position with mini shells right out of the box
I know semi-autos supposedly don't work well with them, but most of my shotties are pa.
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You say "for both the 508 70"? Please explain, also what is a KSG" Thanks.
@@eugene7304 mossberg 500 and Remington 870 both have problems with mini shells without putting a spacer in them so you can only shot mini shells while the spacer in installed. The kel-tec KSG can be loaded with any combination of shells in any order without any problems. 3" shell followed by a mini shell followed by a 2 3/4" with the gun held in any position even upside down. Left or right handed.