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Looks simple enough. Wonder if they hurt when you get hit with one?

Naa. Perfectly safe. Trust me.

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I've loaded .58 cal black powder boolits in 20g hulls and the shotgun didn't go Elmer Fudd on me, so... I guess it works... :ph34r:/>/>

 

 

HHAHAHAHAHA, I don't think I have ever heard that term, "go Elmer Fudd" before. Hahahahaha.

 

I think a 12 gauge uses a slightly larger slug, I believe a .62?

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Looks simple enough. Wonder if they hurt when you get hit with one?

 

Purty simple. They maim on one end and kill on the other.

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#8 shot hurts enough, especially with the bounce-back off steel targets.

Ballistic Products is the source of all good shotgun stuff. They have various slugs and appropriate wads. I have an original 1887 that may see some buck-n-ball BP loads if it ever goes after deer, especially on a man-drive. One .65" round ball plus four or five .31" cal balls.

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Looks simple enough. Wonder if they hurt when you get hit with one?

 

Probably not . . . try it . . . and then report back to us on the experience . . . . :wacko:

 

 

Nice to see that video of the Lee Load-All . . . I have one . . . bought on the wire years ago . . . came with out instructions . . I've never tried to use it. I load all brass shells with the holy black using a BIG spout on a flask for the powder, wads from "Circle Fly" and a dipper for small shot. 9 pellets of double 00 for "business loads". A while back I was short on buckshot and had a little box of .433 dial balls that I'd picked up from a "close out" shelf at a gun shop. Loaded some "business shells" with 4 of those. Recently tried out one of them on our range at a "Shoot N See" target at about 20 ft. That IS a "business load" for real :)

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