Shotgun press ?
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caribou0_0
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Shotgun press.
Sizemaster 77 is fast and easy to use especialy if running a lot of rounds. Mine works fine, easy to use and makes good rounds. Also for loaders not wanting to load but a couple boxes at a time you might consider the Lee Load All II. For less than 50 bucks your in business and it makes good rounds. I have both and use the Load All II the most.
Sizemaster 77 is fast and easy to use especialy if running a lot of rounds. Mine works fine, easy to use and makes good rounds. Also for loaders not wanting to load but a couple boxes at a time you might consider the Lee Load All II. For less than 50 bucks your in business and it makes good rounds. I have both and use the Load All II the most.
cloudcroft
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I agree re: the Lee Load All II...
I have one myself and it's got everything you need -- except the powder, shells, primers and shot of course. And as caribou0_0 said, it's not for someone who needs to reload lots of ammo but for a box or two now and then it's fine and you can be reloading shotshels (shot, buck or slugs even) with minimal dollars invested in reloading equipment.
I call it a "semi-progressive" since you manually move the shell through all the stations to complete the round.
-- John D.
I have one myself and it's got everything you need -- except the powder, shells, primers and shot of course. And as caribou0_0 said, it's not for someone who needs to reload lots of ammo but for a box or two now and then it's fine and you can be reloading shotshels (shot, buck or slugs even) with minimal dollars invested in reloading equipment.
I call it a "semi-progressive" since you manually move the shell through all the stations to complete the round.
-- John D.
