Ethan Cord

I’ll take the 365 mags. Send a PM with payment info please. Thanks!

I am sure I have spare screws for the bolt. Not sure about the firing pin, maybe. Shoot me a PM if you are interested and I'll check.

Sixgun, Your 69 Z-28 sounds like an awesome car! I had a 1970 1/2 Z-28 in my early to mid 20's but traded it off. My youngest son now has an original 1971 SS/RS Camaro. I am currently putting together the components to rebuild a 1969 302 Z-28 engine that I will drop into my 1972 El Camino. I have the block, pistons, crank shaft, solid lifter cam and a single 4 barrel intake manifold so far. I am looking for a factory dual quad manifold, but no luck so far. I have not decided if I will go with stock cast iron 2.02 heads or use aftermarket aluminum yet. In a w

Here is a shot size chart for everyone’s general information (I know many of you probably already have this) just in case you want to use a round ball mold you already own, or to figure out which one to buy:

I’ve got a set of barely used RCBS 44-40 dies I can sell if that is all that’s holding you fellas back!

Any interest in selling the mold (or the slugs)?

Lyman makes a 20 gauge slug mold. There is one for sale on eBay if you can't source it somewhere else.

Those would work. I am open to the Lee rounded style as well.

Howdy to the fire, I would like to try my hand at loading my own 12 gauge slugs and am looking for a Lee mold with handles. If you have a Lyman mold with or without handles that is ok too. I figured I would try here first to see if anyone has a used one for sale. Please let me know what you have and how much you want for it shipped to ZIP 92583. Cheers!

4-T, Do you have a case dimension drawing for the brass you are looking for? I have some odd ball stuff (brass and ammo), but don't know what it is. I have calipers to check it it with if you can supply the data. Ethan

I’ll take the second one if still available. PM payment info for PP please.

Indeed, that is why I just provided the link to the chart so that the OP could determine what he wants to use once his research is complete. He does not have Unique powder, he has some Winchester WST and wants to develop a load accordingly.

Here is a link for the MEC powder bushing chart which shows WST powder: MEC Powder Bushing Info Hopefully this helps! Cheers

To speed up the process, one must use quick grits!

I wish it was at a Turner’s in So Cal. I’ve wanted one of the Seecamps for ages.