😮Turns out you can use Matt's Bullets .41 cal hollow base wad cutters as perfect .410 slugs. Cheap and they fly perfect and straight with 16 grains of 300-MP powder. Give them a try. Just use a nitro card over the powder, a 1/2" fiber cushion wad and then as many nitro cards as needed to get the column height right for your hull.
That B.P. Crimper tool makes a funky looking crimp. The Precision Reloading crimper makes a really professional looking crimp. Uniformity is important.
@@richielsmith5332 I have not really put them on paper and measured. But shooting steel I can keep them on a 3/4 sized 100 yard target. And inside a soft ball @ 50 yards very easily.
Nice job on the reloading !! You seem very knowledgeable, always thought reloading would be a nice hobby, but I don’t shoot enough to justify buying all the equipment for it ! Great video sir !!
You need to look at the survival handloader kits being sold for shotshells and some of the videos on homemade reloading tools for .410. You can get started pretty cheap that way!
Lil Gun is a great powder for 410. And the MEC reload is a nice piece of equipment. Ballistics products gives some great 410 loads for buckshot and slugs along with equipment and supplies.
I've been using brass shells for all of my shotguns for years. I bought a bunch for each gauge a long time ago. They work really well for blackpowder reloading. You need a few slightly oversized shot cards when loading slugs or pumpkin balls as well as shot so you don't have to worry about crimping. Also with blackpowder, you basically can't overload the powder and the cases last virtually forever because they aren't exposed to as much pressure or constant resizing and trimming like with rifle or handgun ammo. You can use smokeless powder but you'll have to resize and trim the cases and they won't last more than 6 or 8 reloads before they split
Nice how-to video but I always stick with the hulls fold crimp. Saves a lot of time and work. Will also get more reloads per shell than with the roll crimp procedure. Another nice advantage about fold crimping is after the fingers of the fold crimp have finally worn out their welcome, you can then start cutting off the damaged area above the crimp line and go to the roll crimp. I use 2 1/2" Winchester AA hulls, 15.5 gn Lil' Gun powder, the commonly-available Claybuster CB5050 shotshell wads, and then (x3) .375 or 3/8" lead balls. The fold crimp comes right down on top of the ball! I've also used chromium ball bearings and the similar slugs which you used in your video. All of them are very nice loads that I've tested in my Mossberg 500 410 and Harrington 'n' Richard single shot 410
nice reloads! I finally got a MEC 600JR set up for 410 so I will be loading some soon. I only did a few so far. I have a roll crimper too. I trim a lot of mine to 2 1/2" when reloading so I can shoot them in my governor.
Hey cw . Awesome video man. Ur shotgun fix to jrb been doing shoot gun series 12ga in 410. Kind what I thought mold was for is 410 slugs. With hp that should make a awesome performing load for coyote hopefully.
Another way is to use a 410 wad like a Stretch from BP and just cut the pedals off and that is your seal , many ways to do it for sure. I appreciate your video very nice and informative. How big should the slug be 41 caliber pistol wad cutters ??????
Good morning Curtis! I like ta size bullets to my bore much as one does with rifled barrels. I can only recommend 41 slugs when you have NO CHOKE OR CYL BORE. Otherwise you could have problems. I size my slugs to my smallest bore diameter.
Who doesn't love the .410's, haha. I have kicked around the idea of casting .40 cal bullets for the same purpose. To start with I'll focus on the .390 & .395 Round Ball then maybe I'll experiment a bit.
My 2 - .390 ball loads shoot real well from my full choked guns and my last "Slug" endeavor also shot really well but failed a few times when slug separated from wad. This might be better...
G'Day from Australia, After 50 years of lugging around 12 gauge double shotguns, I recently bought a light single barrel .410 shotgun--a Boito. Enjoying carrying and shooting short range rabbits with it. I'm thinking seriously of reloading the empties with black powder and#6 shot--left overs from when I shot muzzleloaders , years ago. I'd also like to load up some solids--I have 36 calibre round balls, again leftovers from my muzzleloading shooting. I'm not sure of their exact diameter but they roll past the full choke of my Boito. They should fun to shoot and possibly effective on close foxes. What game would you take with your loads? Here in OZ, 20 gauge with solids is the minimum shotgun gauge that is allowed for deer. No buck shot. I enjoyed watching your video on .410 slug loads--it gave me ideas that I can work on. Cheers, Steve
Hello across the world!!!! Morning Here Steve! Thats awesome my friend!!! I use mine for Coyotes so if you have wild dog or Dingo problems they would work fine as here. Our Eastern coyotes are 50-75#. Wolf ancestry? They are not small like our western Coyotes of 30-35#.
I just picked up another lever action 410. I need to learn how to do this I believe lol. Quick question, can you shoot Hornaday critical defense through a full choke?
They are a fat bullet for most full chokes. Its a 40cal IIRC. So Id say probably better not. But ya gotta believe Hornady wont release something that could blow someone up and they know most all 410 shotguns are full choked!
In hull goes Powder Over powder seal Cushion wad Projectile SOMETIMES a card on top not required. Could be plastic or "oak tag" type not critical. Hope that answers the question. ❤👍🏼👍🏼
What is the diameter of the slugs and where do you get them? I tried 148 grain 38 spl hollow base wadcutters (hole down) using the Claybuster wads in short shells with inconsistent results. Some key holed. I think I need to slit the wads all the way down to make sure it releases or use filler wads. I am using the Claybuster for shot and 4-000 buck loads in 2.5". Much the same method you are using. I am also making up a light shot load out of 45 Colt cartridges for my single shot. Good snake and pest load.
Ya are gonna want final diameter as close to the tightest constriction of your barrel. So if full choked, (like most 410's) that gonna likely be .388-.392 I made these up for my cylinder bore guns. They are .410 so thats what these projectiles are.
@@cw2a Mine are cylinder bore. I do have a full choke barrel for the pump in the safe and I am aware of the constriction. I have .40" 4 ball 3" load I will only shoot in a cylinder bore.
What is this “slug” and where did u get them, or did u make them? Nobody is making heavy slugs but you-as far as I can tell. And as far as I am concerned an 85 to 100 grain slug is no slug at all! But a 200 grain slug is a real slug, eh? But, as I am new to shotgun reloading I don’t even know what the diameter of your slug is. So a little help please. JWC
I thought I had outlined everything in the video… Sorry that I didn't. I am using either 40 caliber or 41 caliber cast bullets. But you wanna make sure that you don't have a tight choke. These are designed cylinder bore barrels. No choke. Yes I cast my own bullets.
I don't reload .410, but I prefer a slightly deeper roll crimp on my 12 and 20ga rounds. Can't imagine why you would recondition the end of a hull and then cut off so much, unless you were just showing off your skiver. Some of that WD-40 you use on your roll crimper is going to find its way to the round's powder. Try paraffin instead.
State to state regs differ. Factory slugs are heavy 38 spl/lite 357 Mag in power and loose that FAST!! Meaning past say 50 yards they drop to 380 power levels... These are fully 41 Mag PLUS power levels but still drop pretty rapidly.
@@fanbatcher Shattering would be a more of a factor of the slugs hardness. Most slugs for shotguns are cast or swaged dead soft so not likely to shatter but could still come apart if velocity was enough.
Hey i have 16 lbs of tite wad i see people load 45lc with it using between 3.5 and 4 gr. With a 200 gr bullet im shooting mine out of a darringer for 45 / 410 would you work up some 410 loads with that powder .
@@cw2a it is fast I load 1 ounce slugs in my 12 gauge with it recoil is less than Walmart birdshot but they fly great only 16 gr so it goes a long way . I see alot of people like it in 9 mm and 45 acp and few used it for 45 lc thought it might work but I have not been reloading long enough to play with new stuff because ill be shooting them out of a pistol that also chambers 45 lc
Ill try that thanks! Its a "wood" speed press I run as slow as I can. I have one with screw in and a few full and two as Cyl. I shoot the Cyl bore (cut offs) most. This are for CYLINDER BORE GUNS ONLY! As they are full .410 dia I wont shoot thru these a choke.
@@cw2a cool, you should try the conditioner. It's kinda like annealing your "crimp zone". If you do try it, just be sure to have a couple of dowels that fit snugly in the hull. You'll want to put the hull on the dowel immediately after conditioning it to let it cool for a couple minutes. It prevents the mouth from curling or shrinking as the condioned hull cools. Anyway keep up the good work Sir!
That is an MP mold. It's made for the 41 magnum and I only recommend it in the 410 if you have a cylinder bore. Meaning no choke at all. Otherwise it could be dangerous because if it's larger diameter. Most 410s run a full choke, which will choke down to about .390 or so making a .410 Projectile Way too large.
@@ClarkesonTheMarksman 420 hulls today are not as vastly different as 12 ga can be. Take suggested shell and compair and do capacity testing and decide for yourself. I have yet to have issues.
Morning. A half ounce load is 218 grains and the projectile you used was 197ish, 21 grain difference with no disastrous consequences. What would happen if you used the same powder charge but instead used a 230 grain projectile, 12 grains over the recommended weight? Thanks man
Again, this is a 41 magnum wadcutter bullet. It's not originally made to be a 410 slug. I'm using it as a 410 slug because I have a cylinder bore gun. Meaning, no choke whatsoever. The mold is made by MP.
If you had cut them to length and skived them your crimps would have been better give it a try the next time or just skive the ones you have as you shoot them have you shot any of those plinkers with that was made for the triple ought buck
@realtreegamekeeper84 mine is not currently avalible because of restrictions with Russia. (It is a Russian made mold). Id say watch ebay and gun/casting forums. Hopefully one day the restrictions will change.
@@crazyhuckman1 Your gonna appreciate them. I believe its some thing every re loader should have. Quite repeatable. Verify on a scale, but you will see consistency. Good luck man! ❤️🩹👍🏼🤟🏽
Sorry no I am not a manufacturer. But start up loading Shotgun & 410 for your self can be real cheap. There are a few videos showing home built tooling (basically just file enlarged washer) to size. Rest can likely be done with odds and ends in your garage.
Good video, but some suggestions regarding your videography. Before posting, watch your video objectively, or have someone else watch it, and see if your instructions are clear. In a few cases, you are blocking our view or your camera isn’t positioned for the viewer to see what you are talking about…the skiving of the cases for instance. Another example is your modification of the stump wad. We see you cutting in, but your fingers are in the way and it’s a long shot from the overhead camera, so it’s kinda blurry.
I love messing around with 410 slug loads! Awesome video
Thanks man!
Love the overhead cam angle.. I like to double check powder load as well.. nicely done. Can't wait to see how they do
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great video CW love watching your video`s learn something new every time thanks CW
Much appreciated man!!🤘🏼🙏🤘🏼🙏
Awesome CW! Can't wait to see how they do when fired! Giving me the itch to try loading some of the round balls I cast...
I have a good .390 & .395 ball load. Shoots palm sized groups @ 25/30 yards!! @ better velocity then any factory!!
I love 410. Wish I still had the on I grew up with in my home. Thought about buying the Henry lever action 410. Side gate.
Very cool video.
I have loved them since my first!! Its one of my favorites next to the 28!!
😮Turns out you can use Matt's Bullets .41 cal hollow base wad cutters as perfect .410 slugs. Cheap and they fly perfect and straight with 16 grains of 300-MP powder. Give them a try. Just use a nitro card over the powder, a 1/2" fiber cushion wad and then as many nitro cards as needed to get the column height right for your hull.
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I have to buy myself a skiver and I’ll be in business! Very good video, CW! I have a lot of testing to do!
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So interesting CW! Really enjoyed the video and knowledge you share!
Thanks man and WELCOME!! Most appreciated and happy ta spread the knowledge!! 🙏🤘🏼♥️👍🏼
That B.P. Crimper tool makes a funky looking crimp. The Precision Reloading crimper makes a really professional looking crimp. Uniformity is important.
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How accurate are these slugs
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I have not really put them on paper and measured.
But shooting steel I can keep them on a 3/4 sized 100 yard target. And inside a soft ball @ 50 yards very easily.
Another great video CW. Some day I will start loading shotshell! I have almost everything to load almost all the shotshells.
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Nice job on the reloading !! You seem very knowledgeable, always thought reloading would be a nice hobby, but I don’t shoot enough to justify buying all the equipment for it ! Great video sir !!
The startup can be steep. Esp today. But some calibers like this 410 dosent need to be at all!!
Thanks for the Visit!!
You need to look at the survival handloader kits being sold for shotshells and some of the videos on homemade reloading tools for .410. You can get started pretty cheap that way!
Can't wait to see how they do down range. Will definitely do some thumping. Thanks for the tips. 👍 🙏 🇺🇸🎇
Thanks Bill!! 💪🏼👍🏼💪🏼
Lil Gun is a great powder for 410. And the MEC reload is a nice piece of equipment.
Ballistics products gives some great 410 loads for buckshot and slugs along with equipment and supplies.
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I've been using brass shells for all of my shotguns for years. I bought a bunch for each gauge a long time ago. They work really well for blackpowder reloading. You need a few slightly oversized shot cards when loading slugs or pumpkin balls as well as shot so you don't have to worry about crimping. Also with blackpowder, you basically can't overload the powder and the cases last virtually forever because they aren't exposed to as much pressure or constant resizing and trimming like with rifle or handgun ammo. You can use smokeless powder but you'll have to resize and trim the cases and they won't last more than 6 or 8 reloads before they split
I never gave much thought to Blk Powder. I need to re visit and finish forming out all my cases.
You made the extremely best ways in how to refill the shells complitly awesome thus the methods that lam looking for .
Thank you! 🙏❤️🩹🙏❤️🩹
Cool beans, C-Dub! Very interesting project. I’ll be looking forward to learning how they shoot. 🤛🏻🔫🇺🇸
Hope ta get out sooner then later these should not recoil.
Nice how-to video but I always stick with the hulls fold crimp. Saves a lot of time and work. Will also get more reloads per shell than with the roll crimp procedure.
Another nice advantage about fold crimping is after the fingers of the fold crimp have finally worn out their welcome, you can then start cutting off the damaged area above the crimp line and go to the roll crimp.
I use 2 1/2" Winchester AA hulls, 15.5 gn Lil' Gun powder, the commonly-available Claybuster CB5050 shotshell wads, and then (x3) .375 or 3/8" lead balls. The fold crimp comes right down on top of the ball!
I've also used chromium ball bearings and the similar slugs which you used in your video. All of them are very nice loads that I've tested in my Mossberg 500 410 and Harrington 'n' Richard single shot 410
Good stuff man!! 🙏♥️🤟🏽🇺🇸
Thanks for that info, I have 36 caliber round balls .
nice reloads! I finally got a MEC 600JR set up for 410 so I will be loading some soon. I only did a few so far. I have a roll crimper too. I trim a lot of mine to 2 1/2" when reloading so I can shoot them in my governor.
Its a great tool to be able to taylor loads for your needs. Awesome! Thanks for stopping by! 🤘🏼❤️🩹🤟🏽🙏
@@cw2a I found you through Guns and Cars- he’s gonna send me some 410 hulls to reload as well.
Really fun video CW. I really enjoyed it.
Thank you Lady!! Happy & Safe New Year!
Dish, you are making his head swell
This was a very interesting and awesome video. Hope you have a great New Year CW
Just watched and Loved your 10mm Video Chris!! Thanks man!!
Looks great shotshell reloading is fun thanks for sharing
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Morning cw 😊
I need to find me some solid 410 slugs! Nice vid!
I have not bought a 410 Slug mold... Yet. :).
Good morning CW just got an email that The rest of my reloading stuff will be here the fourth a good way to bring in the new year’s🎉🎉🎉🎉👍
WOOHOO!!!!!! Fun times and good stuff! LMK if I can help ya! My email is in my about page.
Who dont love a .410 , great vid 💥
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Hey cw . Awesome video man. Ur shotgun fix to jrb been doing shoot gun series 12ga in 410.
Kind what I thought mold was for is 410 slugs. With hp that should make a awesome performing load for coyote hopefully.
We will see!! The 175 LEE backwards glued to stump wad shot 6" 100 Yard groups in smooth bore with beade site.
Good Evening CW. Interesting indeed.
Hello My Friend!! Yea they aint much use at ranges you can shoot. But loads a fun up close!! 😜🤟🏽♥️🤘🏼🙏
Good video. Thanks for sharing.
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@@cw2a Thanks for the information the other day. I have a SB die set on the way. Can’t wait to see the difference with my rounds.
Good stuff CW!!!
Thanks man! 🤟🏽🤘🏼👍🏼💪🏼
Another way is to use a 410 wad like a Stretch from BP and just cut the pedals off and that is your seal , many ways to do it for sure. I appreciate your video very nice and informative. How big should the slug be 41 caliber pistol wad cutters ??????
Good morning Curtis!
I like ta size bullets to my bore much as one does with rifled barrels.
I can only recommend 41 slugs when you have NO CHOKE OR CYL BORE. Otherwise you could have problems. I size my slugs to my smallest bore diameter.
Got to love 410. Them components are very hard to find.
Try Ballistic products!! Thanks man!
Great Video
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Excellent video!!!'
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Another interesting video pard ..
Thanks Bill! ♥️👍🏼🤘🏼
Who doesn't love the .410's, haha. I have kicked around the idea of casting .40 cal bullets for the same purpose. To start with I'll focus on the .390 & .395 Round Ball then maybe I'll experiment a bit.
Yes sir! I like my 2 ball .390 & .395 ball loads!!
Nice. I’ve wanted to make a .410 with a slug over a few pellets. Pdxi is expensive!
My 2 - .390 ball loads shoot real well from my full choked guns and my last "Slug" endeavor also shot really well but failed a few times when slug separated from wad. This might be better...
Great job
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Gotta love Lee scoops
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...great use for those wadcutters!
We will see Bob!! We can hopefully go shoot next time ya are down!!
Looking forward to the test...
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Cool process
Im excited ta try these Don!!
G'Day from Australia,
After 50 years of lugging around 12 gauge double shotguns, I recently bought a light single barrel .410 shotgun--a Boito. Enjoying carrying and shooting short range rabbits with it. I'm thinking seriously of reloading the empties with black powder and#6 shot--left overs from when I shot muzzleloaders , years ago. I'd also like to load up some solids--I have 36 calibre round balls, again leftovers from my muzzleloading shooting. I'm not sure of their exact diameter but they roll past the full choke of my Boito. They should fun to shoot and possibly effective on close foxes.
What game would you take with your loads? Here in OZ, 20 gauge with solids is the minimum shotgun gauge that is allowed for deer. No buck shot.
I enjoyed watching your video on .410 slug loads--it gave me ideas that I can work on.
Cheers,
Steve
Hello across the world!!!! Morning Here Steve! Thats awesome my friend!!! I use mine for Coyotes so if you have wild dog or Dingo problems they would work fine as here. Our Eastern coyotes are 50-75#. Wolf ancestry?
They are not small like our western Coyotes of 30-35#.
Bloop ! 🤠
Been there...😋
The ole 410!
She's a favorite!!♥️👍🏼💪🏼
Y'all going to get me to reloading 410 soon.
😝😜😝 I HOPE SO!!
I just picked up another lever action 410. I need to learn how to do this I believe lol. Quick question, can you shoot Hornaday critical defense through a full choke?
They are a fat bullet for most full chokes. Its a 40cal IIRC. So Id say probably better not. But ya gotta believe Hornady wont release something that could blow someone up and they know most all 410 shotguns are full choked!
@@cw2a thank you God bless
Thanks!
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Hey CW! What mold is that for 410 slugs? Great video.
MP 411 HBW. I did a video on here & Rumble few days back. 🙏💪🏼🤘🏼👍🏼
CW, I couldn't tell what it was you were using over top of the fibre wad. Can you please tell us what it was you had to cut and used?
In hull goes Powder
Over powder seal
Cushion wad
Projectile
SOMETIMES a card on top not required. Could be plastic or "oak tag" type not critical.
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Thanks Cw 🎉😅😊
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What is the diameter of the slugs and where do you get them? I tried 148 grain 38 spl hollow base wadcutters (hole down) using the Claybuster wads in short shells with inconsistent results. Some key holed. I think I need to slit the wads all the way down to make sure it releases or use filler wads. I am using the Claybuster for shot and 4-000 buck loads in 2.5". Much the same method you are using. I am also making up a light shot load out of 45 Colt cartridges for my single shot. Good snake and pest load.
Ya are gonna want final diameter as close to the tightest constriction of your barrel.
So if full choked, (like most 410's) that gonna likely be .388-.392 I made these up for my cylinder bore guns. They are .410 so thats what these projectiles are.
@@cw2a Mine are cylinder bore. I do have a full choke barrel for the pump in the safe and I am aware of the constriction. I have .40" 4 ball 3" load I will only shoot in a cylinder bore.
@@kfsrmn OK good! Lee makes a .395 ball mold that I also use for 2x & 3x ball loads. Also EXCELLENT preformance beyond factory stuff!!
What is this “slug” and where did u get them, or did u make them?
Nobody is making heavy slugs but you-as far as I can tell. And as far as I am concerned an 85 to 100 grain slug is no slug at all! But a 200 grain slug is a real slug, eh?
But, as I am new to shotgun reloading I don’t even know what the diameter of your slug is. So a little help please.
JWC
I thought I had outlined everything in the video… Sorry that I didn't. I am using either 40 caliber or 41 caliber cast bullets. But you wanna make sure that you don't have a tight choke. These are designed cylinder bore barrels. No choke. Yes I cast my own bullets.
I was wondering if a 410 diameter lead bullet would work just as good as a slug what do you think?
Remember only if you do not have a choke. This would not be safe if you have a choked barrel.
Did you make the slugs are buy them? Great video
I made most all one was gifted but he made them I didnt have that mold. Thanks for watching.
How much power were you using per shell? I know the powder is little gun. Just curious about how much grains were using.
I purposefully do not say for safety reasons. But all loads are directly from manuals.
Craig from Georgia fishing and trapping sent me over , new sub here, that is terrible. What happened to your channel? Always loved the 410 shotgun.
WELCOME!!!
It was my full Casting Videos... Now I show results not process and Post full videos to my Rumble account!!
Thanks for the Visit!
I never loaded shotgun. Look forward to the range video.
Thanks Ed! Happy New Year man!!
@@cw2a Happy New Year to you and your family!
I don't reload .410, but I prefer a slightly deeper roll crimp on my 12 and 20ga rounds. Can't imagine why you would recondition the end of a hull and then cut off so much, unless you were just showing off your skiver. Some of that WD-40 you use on your roll crimper is going to find its way to the round's powder. Try paraffin instead.
Good tip! Thank you!
What exactly is a .410 slug good for and what effective range does it have? For example, is it good for deer?
State to state regs differ. Factory slugs are heavy 38 spl/lite 357 Mag in power and loose that FAST!! Meaning past say 50 yards they drop to 380 power levels...
These are fully 41 Mag PLUS power levels but still drop pretty rapidly.
@@cw2a I also would image a foster style slug would have marginal penetration due to shattering on impact.
@@fanbatcher Shattering would be a more of a factor of the slugs hardness. Most slugs for shotguns are cast or swaged dead soft so not likely to shatter but could still come apart if velocity was enough.
How are they for a full choke ? I know some slugs you can not shoot in a full choke 410 .
These would not be for full chokes. Most 410 full chokes run .385-.400. So thats largest advisable for solid projectile like this.
Where did you buy the roll crimper at? Good vibeo
Thank you!!
Man I have a few!!! They are on eVay. Precision has some... Maybe google search? Sorry man Im not sure where I got it.
Where do you get the 410 slugs ? I've been wanting to reload for for slugs but can't find any.
I know Ballistic Products offers them but catching them instock is the trouble.
Hello CW
Hello Mr Pollard!! What about 160 in Zinc? 😜😋😝
Hey i have 16 lbs of tite wad i see people load 45lc with it using between 3.5 and 4 gr. With a 200 gr bullet im shooting mine out of a darringer for 45 / 410 would you work up some 410 loads with that powder .
I haven't used Tite Wad. No real reason but Its a fast powder so not much used. I dont think it would be a good 410 powder.
@@cw2a it is fast I load 1 ounce slugs in my 12 gauge with it recoil is less than Walmart birdshot but they fly great only 16 gr so it goes a long way . I see alot of people like it in 9 mm and 45 acp and few used it for 45 lc thought it might work but I have not been reloading long enough to play with new stuff because ill be shooting them out of a pistol that also chambers 45 lc
you may get a better roll crimp by increasing your drill press speed a little and can i ask if your shotgun is choked
Ill try that thanks! Its a "wood" speed press I run as slow as I can.
I have one with screw in and a few full and two as Cyl. I shoot the Cyl bore (cut offs) most. This are for CYLINDER BORE GUNS ONLY! As they are full .410 dia I wont shoot thru these a choke.
Do you ever use a hull conditioner, or just the skiver? Just curious
I just use the just skiver so far at least.
@@cw2a cool, you should try the conditioner. It's kinda like annealing your "crimp zone". If you do try it, just be sure to have a couple of dowels that fit snugly in the hull. You'll want to put the hull on the dowel immediately after conditioning it to let it cool for a couple minutes. It prevents the mouth from curling or shrinking as the condioned hull cools. Anyway keep up the good work Sir!
@@joearledge1 👍🏼🤘🏼🙏♥️🙏♥️🤟🏽💪🏼. Thanks man!! Most appreciated! 🤟🏽🤟🏽
What size powder scoop are you using?
@@andrewboore3899 these are LEE scopes! Great product!! 🇺🇸🙏❤️🩹❤️🩹
Great tutorial. Where abouts did you get your slugs or mold?
That is an MP mold. It's made for the 41 magnum and I only recommend it in the 410 if you have a cylinder bore. Meaning no choke at all. Otherwise it could be dangerous because if it's larger diameter. Most 410s run a full choke, which will choke down to about .390 or so making a .410 Projectile Way too large.
@@cw2a Good advice. Thank you
no use in a silenced mossberg hushpower then
@@cw2a Which hulls did you use for your load data? Lil gun bumps those pressures up quite high compared to H110
@@ClarkesonTheMarksman 420 hulls today are not as vastly different as 12 ga can be. Take suggested shell and compair and do capacity testing and decide for yourself. I have yet to have issues.
Morning.
A half ounce load is 218 grains and the projectile you used was 197ish, 21 grain difference with no disastrous consequences. What would happen if you used the same powder charge but instead used a 230 grain projectile, 12 grains over the recommended weight?
Thanks man
What size is the slug mold and who made it? Thank you.
Again, this is a 41 magnum wadcutter bullet. It's not originally made to be a 410 slug. I'm using it as a 410 slug because I have a cylinder bore gun. Meaning, no choke whatsoever. The mold is made by MP.
@@cw2a - Thank you!!!
If you had cut them to length and skived them your crimps would have been better give it a try the next time or just skive the ones you have as you shoot them have you shot any of those plinkers with that was made for the triple ought buck
I do usually skive the cases. (Frankly I Dont remember if I did there) also these are at least twice fired. Good tip!! Thank uou!!
So what caliber is the slug?
Please give some more info on the slug. Is it 40cal? Weight?
Well...???? How was the accuracy..? 😃
I havent been able to get to the range. I have a surgery that is keeping me away for a while. But temps have been neg numbers anyhow.
What Actually are You Using for the Slugs, What Diameter?
Hello man! This is a MP HBWC 410 dia mold made for the 41 Magnum.
@@cw2a Very Impressiive....I THought so
@@marioromano6555 Thanks man! Remember I built these for a CYL BORE! I dont recomend them in any CHOKED BARRELS!
@@cw2a Ohhh...I Know ,Was Just curios about the Mold & the Shells. Did you ever Conxider Brass .410 Cases?
@@marioromano6555 yes. Been working on them. ♥️👍🏼♥️👍🏼
Do you mould your own 410 slugs
@realtreegamekeeper84 Yes sir! There are a few manufacturers who offer molds. But some regular bullets can be applicable with modifications.
What one do you use do you have a link ?
@realtreegamekeeper84 mine is not currently avalible because of restrictions with Russia. (It is a Russian made mold).
Id say watch ebay and gun/casting forums.
Hopefully one day the restrictions will change.
Where do you get that scooper?
The yellow one? Its a LEE powder scoop. Part of a set of sizes. Very handy not costly. Search LEE powder Measure Kit.
@@cw2a thank you
Just ordered one on Amazon for 18 dollars
@@crazyhuckman1 Your gonna appreciate them. I believe its some thing every re loader should have. Quite repeatable. Verify on a scale, but you will see consistency. Good luck man! ❤️🩹👍🏼🤟🏽
Is it possible to buy some 410 from you?
Sorry no I am not a manufacturer. But start up loading Shotgun & 410 for your self can be real cheap. There are a few videos showing home built tooling (basically just file enlarged washer) to size. Rest can likely be done with odds and ends in your garage.
I see, Do you know where I can get the supplies to make them? Like any website you can share a link to?
@@thisissnake-_-6874 Sure, Try Ballistic Products or Precision Reloading.
Your making me think it’s to load up some 10 gauge
I have always wanted to load 10g but never have.
Where do you get the mold for those slugs
This is a MP bullet mold designed for the 410 dia firearms.
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Get a Russian rolecrimper , they work fare better than bpi's do.
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Good video, but some suggestions regarding your videography. Before posting, watch your video objectively, or have someone else watch it, and see if your instructions are clear. In a few cases, you are blocking our view or your camera isn’t positioned for the viewer to see what you are talking about…the skiving of the cases for instance. Another example is your modification of the stump wad. We see you cutting in, but your fingers are in the way and it’s a long shot from the overhead camera, so it’s kinda blurry.
Thank you!! Im always trying to improve! These kinda videos are hard to work around the camera.
Pay Attention watch the video your Comment Is Lame you Sound Like A Little Girl
Excruciatingly slow
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