ishootlittlebucks
Senior Member
I roll crimp buckshot loads. I think, if you are only loading a few loads, it is the way to go. A lot of folks just use a hand drill. I bought a no name drill press from a flea market for, I think $25.
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jeremyledford
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You can turn your hand drill in to a rough press for around $30.00 with this.
https://www.amazon.com/Milescraft-1...1-fkmr1&keywords=milescraft+steel+drill+press
Thanks a lot man. This is awesome.
rosewood
Senior Member
You can order new cheddite hulls with primers for about $14 per 100 from ballisticproducts.com. order their roll crimp tool kit, shot, and wads and u are ready to go. Of course u will need some powder u can buy locally. I have made some custom buckshot and turkey loads with this setup. I have a few mec presses so I load fold crimp too.
chase870
Possum Sox
I've loaded shot shells for years and learned from my Grandfather. Never exceed the load data, never, ever, ever, ever. Be very careful with Magnum loads.
.60 caliber buckshot
Senior Member
I have found these specialized load data manuals by Tom Roster extremely helpful:
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!q=roster's load manual
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!q=roster's load manual
