Reloading the .410

[Jetwrench]

Hey guys does anyone make a set of rifle type reloading dies for the 410? Thanks Jetwrench

[Guesser]

Not that I know of but I would like a set.

[Intel6]

Do a search, lots of background/info on them.

[leadman]

this guy makes a set that is similar to the old Lee kits you used with a hammer. Lanes reloading

Haven't seen any dies for a reloading press. RCBS used to make them in 12 gauge but they aren't listed anymore.

[Jetwrench]

Thanks guys I really wasnt too optimistic about it but i was hopeing. I will search around and see what pops up. If i find ay thing I will repost. Jetwrench

[9.3X62AL]

Not sure what you're trying to get done.......but a MEC 600 Jr. does the whole process pretty well for not a whole lot of money. 410 shells don't crimp as easily as the other gauges, but attention to detail on crimp depth setting will overcome that kink.

When I'm rich, fat, and decadent.......watering my houseplants with Dom Perignon........I'll have Ponsness-Warren machines for all my shotshell gauges. Until then, the 600 Jrs will fill the bill.

[shotman]

RCBS does they are not cheap , about 56-60 bucks there is a couple sets on feebay now . Its for the 40-65 works good for a roll and wood dowl will do a star crimp.

[lylejb]

I too was looking for the same about a year ago. If I remember CH4D did list something like that, but they cost as much as the 600jr

[Clinebo]

I was thinking about that myself Jetwrench.....but ended up buying the MEC 600 Jr. . Midway had them on sale so I jumped on it.

[Westwindmike]

I couldn't afford to buy a MEC, so I just started loading .444 Marlin brass in my .410. It's cheap and I'm betting the brass will last practically forever.

[725]

Westwindmike,
I've used the .444 Marlin in my H&R .410 and have had good luck. How do you cap the end of your shells? I place a card and a drop of white glue. OK, but I'm always looking for an improvement.

Jetwrench'
If you find that source for the Lee type hammer-whack-it .410 reloader,let us know. I've been lurking around for one.