OK, so I now have it - my renewed FAC with sect 1 shotgun.
With the Phoenix looming can I ask you guys about reloading slug and / or shot, presses, reload v. buying etc.
I hope to pick up some 'stuff' whilst at Bisley so any guidance would be appreciated from the bottom up please!
Many thanks all
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Re: Shotgun reloading
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Im sure that SimG will be about soon, he uses a Lee load all and a lee slug mould to great effect in his Benelli, and IIRC can produce a complete round for less than 20p each using new primed cases altogh ill stand corrected.
It is also something I will be setting up for later this year once I have a new S1 shotgun
Im sure that SimG will be about soon, he uses a Lee load all and a lee slug mould to great effect in his Benelli, and IIRC can produce a complete round for less than 20p each using new primed cases altogh ill stand corrected.
It is also something I will be setting up for later this year once I have a new S1 shotgun
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Re: Shotgun reloading
General concensus seems to be reloading for slug or steel type high bird loads etc. can be a bit cheaper, for "normal" loads ie. clay bashing it's cheaper to buy manufactured from around £160 per 1000 at the moment for Lyalvale, Eley Firsts etc.
http://www.justcartridges.com/cartridge_pricelists.html
http://www.justcartridges.com/cartridge_pricelists.html
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