What would you do for a 28 gauge shell holder in a single stage press?

[Clark]

I see brass cases at Midway. I would like to handload it.

[kenyerian]

CH4D has them. http://www.ch4d.com/products/dies/caliber-list?filter-col=caliber&filter=28

[Clark]

Thank you.
I ordered it.
$23 + <$7 shipping = ~ $30
That is cheap compared to designing, tooling up, and building a custom part.

[Rustyleee]

Old timers reloaded brass shells without resizing them. Just re-prime and go again.

[Wayne Smith]

Do you have dies??

[Clark]

No, I was going to make dies. I have a lot of 7/8-14 threaded rod, and I make a lot of Fred Flintstone style dies.

Do you have any for sale?

[Rustyleee]

What are you going to use for wads? Store bought or make your own?

[Wayne Smith]

No, I was going to make dies. I have a lot of 7/8-14 threaded rod, and I make a lot of Fred Flintstone style dies.

Do you have any for sale?

Nope, and I was wondering what you were using them for. Visions of Buckshot's posts of the various large BP cases/dies he's made in my mind.

[Clark]

What are you going to use for wads? Store bought or make your own?

I have had 28 ga wads here for 15 years.
I just needed the shotgun to fit them.

[kenyerian]

Thank you.
I ordered it.
$23 + <$7 shipping = ~ $30
That is cheap compared to designing, tooling up, and building a custom part.
You are welcome. CH4D really offers hard to find items for reloading.

[kenyerian]

28 gauge ammo is really expensive and sometimes hard to find. It makes sense to reload for it.

[W.R.Buchanan]

A Plastic Wad Guide from MEC might be a nice addition. Also if you decide to shoot that gun very much and need some plastic hulls the place to go to find OF hulls in www.trapshooters.com.

I would also caution you that shooting it a lot will increase your desire for a nice $2000+ Over/Under Shotgun in which case you will need a MEC Reloader.

Good Luck!

Randy