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Here's a couple of mine;
1999 Sportster and a 2019 Vette.
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Thank you Sir. Easy peasy. Just what I was looking for. I'm new to the shotgun loading thing. I've been single loading buck and ball with the Load All, but now I'm ready to fill the hoppers and load...

This seems like a good idea, kind of value added substitute for Ballistol.

Howdy folks,
Quick question, how does one empty the hoppers on your Lee Load All loaders when you're done with a batch of shells? Is there a quick easy way, or do you turn them over and dump them?...

Yah, now that seems kind of fishy to me. They even had all kinds of #11 caps too.

It says at the bottom of the page they take Visa, Master and offer cod. No brick and mortar address though, that always makes me nervous.

Yep, don't load the pellets into a cartridge. Grind them up and load them as loose powder in the 50/70, or pass them on to someone with an in-line muzzle loader. Maybe they would make good...

Not only what Hodgdon says in print, but never, ever, EVER, allow a gap between black powder and the projectile when loading a muzzle loader or cartridges. Serious bad things will happen.

Here's some service rifle data I've been using for years;
https://bearblain.com/Service%20Rifle%20Loadings.html

Here's an air gun made for the task;
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/gamo-viper-express-air-shotgun-rifle?m=1020
And a short video review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2a2uos_xUQ

I'll be following along on this. I've been loading .575 rb's in the trap commander wad as pictured with BR-5 powder. Doing OK with it out to about 35 yds. I will say some of the powder charges listed...

You could always get one of these;
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/gamo-viper-express-air-shotgun-rifle?m=1020
.22 smooth bore air gun. With the cost of primers these days, it could pay for...

All good companies to deal with. Allow me to add another one of my favorites, Blue Bullets;
https://thebluebullets.com/#

I have a S&W mod 915 police trade in that I'm real happy with. It shoots my cast loads just fine.
Here's a listing for one;
https://www.gunsamerica.com/classifieds/view/_983935864.aspx

Just buy the Loctite 308 Black Max and get on with life. It's made for this type of use and gun smiths use it for a sight adhesive. Removable with heat if necessary.

A free hazmat deal just popped up at MidSouth Shooters for purchase of powder/primers over $99.00 bux.
Code; FHM02E

Never bought the moulds, but I did look at the web site. What is the purpose of his 'X-flyer" .725" raised groove round ball?
It looks like the answer to a question no one ever asked.

Wow! Just like that? I'm headed out to the garage to size some boolits right now. Hopefully a new pistole will appear....

My Dan Wesson .22 will lead the forcing cone. Once it gets bad, I pick it off with a dental type 90 deg. pick. It usually comes off in one big piece.
Easy peasy in my case.

Careful,
Maxammodepot is a known scam site;
https://stopgunscams.com/maxammodepot-com

https://www.scam-detector.com/validator/maxammodepot-com-review/

Find yourself on this list.
https://www.pure-gas.org/
I run corn free gas in everything except my daily drivers. It makes a big difference in the small engines/yard tools.

I did basically the same thing. I sold a mint 1958 Win. mod. 70, 30-06, and replaced it with a Weatherby Vanguard 30-06. Can't really say I'm glad I sold it, it was a fine rifle and a joy to look at....

^^^This^^^
That's how we used to do it. Made me hungry just reading it, and I haven't had a drink since the September fishing trip.

He's gonna find out what a fine shooter it is, fall in love with it, and spiral down the M1 rabbit hole like the rest of us....

Not needed imho. I've put hundreds of rounds through my Garand wearing a tee shirt. It's a heavy rifle and the action absorbs a lot of the recoil.