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I have a new Saeco Ø.309" will trade for a Ø.311"
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I turned 0.050" off the base of my Lee factory crimp die inner collet to use with the shorter Hornady cases, works great for my cast bullet loads and use the Bonanza seater/crimper die for all the...

My biggest fear is that my wife will sell my "stuff" for what I told her I paid for it !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I use a Lee crimp die and the short Hornady brass for squib loading .
cut 0.050" off the inner cylinder of the Lee and it works perfect.
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Velocity from my Oehler 33 averages out at 624 fps, just right for me for this CB
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No velocity check yet on the 3.5 gr Bullseye loading but certainly more velocity than the 2.5 grs. Not much more noise and carries up almost as much as the 5 gr load when shot off the back porch in...

45-70 Squib.
Here's a pic of the Ø.500" round ball pure lead, run though a 45 ACP carbide sizer at Ø.460, then to form a meplat bump the nose against a flat seater punch then push it through a 458...

A 45-70 mini plinker:
I used a 0.5" pure lead ball that I also shoot from my 28 ga, forced it through a 45 ACP carbide sizing die at 0.460 and lubed with Lee liquid lube after sizing, The bottom...

My 1895 Marlin(Remington) likes 0.460" bullets. I use a 460 die in my Saeco lube sizer but for my 200 grain squib bullets to speed up the process with large quantities of these fun bullets I bought a...

I use a Lee factory crimp die on my cast bullets and to facilitate the shorter HORNADY brass I chucked the die in my lathe and cut 0.050" off the end of it. Works perfect that is for HORNADY brass....

My Marlin sports a Leupold LPS 1.5 - 6 Duplex in Leupold QR rings. Never fired a Jacketed bullet from it, it's my cast bullet gun.
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I recently started loading for 45-70, I have cast bullets and loaded all my ammo for over 50 years so it's not a new experience. What was new, was finding Hornady Brass shorter than the other...

225415 with 2.5 grs Bullseye, not fast but a lot of fun. you don't need a gas check either Lost