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Lead prices are still expensive for shot.
A 11lb bag of #7-1/2 is about $48. With a typical 1oz load per shell you'd get about 176 shells loaded out of that bag of lead. Which would equate to about $7.00+ per box of 25 shells in lead alone. ....not counting hulls, primers, cups, wads, and powder. I think you can still get boxes of 25 shells of game/target loads for $5 +/_ at Walmart, Gander, and other places. |
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Correction(bad math and found better price). The $48 price i gave was for nickel plated shot.
You can get 25lb bags of 7-1/2 for $43 elsewhere. 175000gr/437.5=400 shells 400 shells/25= 16 boxes $43/16 = $2.69 a box in lead. ===== Nickel plated shot price 77000gr/437.5=176 shells 176 shells/25 = 7 boxes $48/7 = $6.86 a box in lead |
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not to jack someones thread but i have thought of buying a 12 and 20 gauge loader how much is initial cost for a setup about and also is it legal to load flechettes into shot gun rounds just curious i have thought about it but dont need to get myself fined or jailed ya know
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93-2.3 - Where can you get flechettes that will fit in a 12ga?
If you need a very light load that works, Alliant Winchester list a light target load; 7/8 shot, Red Dot powder, 1200 fps at 6900 PSI. A 1 1/8 load using Red Dot at 1200fps is 10,500 PSI. You will not get the long targets and they don't cycle most auto's, but you can shoot all day. I went looking for a light load before I had shoulder surgery and found the loads on the Alliant web page. http://www.alliantpowder.com/
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Can you get a similar good deal on slugs? |
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This topic has been beaten to death on this forum.
As of today, it won't be any cheaper reloading. Reload because you want a hobby or want special loads. When I was shooting trap, my typical load was 1 1/8 of #7.5, Gun club hulls, 16 gns of reddot, fig8 wads, and 209 primers = 1040fps. The guys used to joke about how soft my shots were. I never had any issues breaking the birds with this load.
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this was the offer at m&m hunting preserve/clays for fiocchi # 8s 1-1/8 oz shot. it was 54 per flat of 5x 25 rnds . 5 flat min purchase so 5 x 54 = 270
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i think with a multi stage press and the hydrolic attachments two of us could do several thousand in a mornings worth of work. anyway thanks for the input everyone.
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