410 Ammo

[fatboy]

i just set up one of my MEC Sizemasters in 410. i ordered a 410 set of dies a couple of years ago when they were about 90.00, for feeding a Judge i picked up. i was going to swap it back an forth on my steel master press. then i found a Sizemaster sitting in a friends basement that he didn't use after he bought it. He sold it to me and now she is a 410 press. my inspiration to get it switched over was that i found a used Henry 410 20" barrel on Gun Broker that called out to me to be rescued. so she is my newest Rescue, her box was a little shabby but she is settling in with the new family quite well now.

[Soundguy]

hit the ranges..pick up brass and shells..reload... cheapest way to shoot...

[contender1]

I guess I should go set up at a gun show. I have several boxes of .410,, and a bunch of 16 gauge I could sell. I don't own a 16 gauge,, and the ammo I got was in a army ammo can, went through a flood, but when a buddy of mine tried some, they all fired just fine. The .410 stuff is all new & properly stored. I do have an old cheap .410 I got over 50 years ago, but I won't shoot it. It had been neglected & the barrel isn't as it should be.
Then, I also have some TrailBoss powder. I saw the 1 lb sized containers at a local show,, (and yes,, I know it's not a pound,,)
that looked rough & the guy wanted $150 a can for them.
I have enough of all this stuff that if I sold it for much less than what the current market is asking,, I could still buy myself a very nice new gun.

I guess it can pay to be a scrounger sometimes.

[Texas by God]

Grabbing a Mec .410 loader at a pawn shop for $75 was a smart move for me. I only have two .410s(shotguns) but I get to enjoy them a lot more now.
My personal preference is for #7-1/2 shot.
If I need bigger shot, that’s what the 20 and 12 gauge are for.


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