.410 Slugs

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.410 Slugs

#1 Post by CDM5 »

I've finally found a .410 Marlin lever action shotgun after some time hunting for a reasonable priced one.

I'll be using shot shells for pest control and slugs for target shooting at the club.

Not having much luck finding factory 2½" slugs though so looking to buy a MEC 600 Jr and make my own.

Does anyone on here cast .410 Brenneke slugs or know of a supplier of them, I can only seem to find .410 ball slugs.

Thanks
zanes

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#2 Post by zanes »

siarm.it?

http://www.siarm.com/product_info.php?c ... ts_id=1922 that sort of thing?

Good blokes to deal with, and shipping is very reasonable.
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#3 Post by CDM5 »

Perfect thank you. Now can anyone help with what bits I need to add to the MEC 600 Jr to load .410 slug, complete novice to shotgun reloading.
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#4 Post by mag41uk »

Just roll crimp.
You will only need a powder measure.
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#5 Post by CDM5 »

mag41uk wrote:Just roll crimp.
You will only need a powder measure.
Thanks, any .410 roll crimp?
zanes

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#6 Post by zanes »

Siarm sell them. Their website is easy to navigate and search.
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#7 Post by CDM5 »

zanes wrote:Siarm sell them. Their website is easy to navigate and search.
This? http://www.siarm.com/product_info.php?products_id=2355
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#8 Post by mag41uk »

Tricky to answer.
The "column" dictates to an extent what you crimp onto.
Also the shape of the slug.
I use the lyman airgun pellet type 12g slug and roll crimp onto it using a standard roll crimp.
My buddy uses the Lee dome shape 12g slug and roll crimps onto a clear plastic disc.
If you get items from siarm I would suggest you get a few different wad and card thicknesses so you can juggle.
They are very cheap.
Could you use a 40 cal bullet sat in a plastic wad?
I don't know much about reloading 410 slug so not sure on dimensions and weights.
Have you had a look on the 410 forum?
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#9 Post by CDM5 »

Is there such a thing as a shotshell hand press like the LEE one for metallic cartridges?
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#10 Post by Tony-c »

From memory .303 brass can be used/modified. But im likely completely wrong. I remember asking what he was using and he muttered something about 303

Mate had .410 semi. Looked great spewing brass out. Certainly got a few members looking

I have some 410 brass but they too long for the box mag. Will fix that one day.
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