This is a video found through a different content creator. One that i find quite interesting interesting. .410 by far is my favorite all time shotgun round. I use when not using factory slugs i reload my hulls with patched .395 round ball. Falling back into my muzzleloading anchor. That stump cup reminds me of a new product of the late 70's called the poly patch, by butler creek, for round ball patching. It also has me thinking in other directions as well. Oddly enough enough I was looking into 410 slug and mold options just this week. Also magtec brass hulls tend to have a larger inside the case diameter than do plastic. At times I to many thoughts to share through a comment section, especially my visual impairment .
Very interesting!! I've not started shotshell loading yet, but it's very interesting to me. I like the idea of being able to make some custom projectiles with more success than typical metallic loading. This video has sparked my interest in it again, lol. Have to start digging into the options available out there again soon it sounds like. Thanks for this video! Have a great week!!
I've been making similar slug loads but with mine I don't roll crimp them. I just put a card on top and glue it that way the shells. Last a long time. I could shoot them several times without the roll crimp destroying the plastic Shell
Give it a try, youll probably like it. Plastic 410 hulls are hard to find these days, so you want them to last and actually after you shoot themThey look exactly the same as before you loaded it.
One other thing go a little easy on the glue cause it really sticks to the plastic Really well you just need little specs on there I've been using Elmer's glue all
That's a hard manual to get in Canada, I tried many times, either out of stock or unavailable most of the time. Ballistic Products are very expensive in Canada.
Hello. I've had the stump wads sitting here for many years,,, Just never go to it. THANKS! I wish you also showed the loaded shell, & how your cutting & roll crimping the shortened hull. Wondering,,, single shot,, how short you could actually go with the loaded .410 hull? Reduce the number of filler wads & or cards? or would it be best to totally 'fill' the guns chamber? After all, it seems 'short rounds' are being made for just about every shotgun gauge now,,, except .410!? One other reply that I seen, said to put Elmers glue on top of the loaded bullet to hold it in.? Save those casings! have YOU tried that one yet? One other question, Please? ABOUT, what was the percentage of shots/ loaded backwards wad-cutter rounds, that actually made it 100yds down range with wad intact,,, everything still glued together? ( wish I seen you shoot a group!? ;>)
Thanks for the comments JDO! I make them to length required for wad column. Most all make it to 100 now. When I was first trying most made it to 100 but very obvious when they didn't.
Turns out you can use Matt's Bullets .41 cal hollow base wad cutters as perfect .410 slugs. Cheap and they fly perfect and straight with 16 grains of 300-MP powder. Give them a try. Just use a nitro card over the powder, a 1/2" fiber cushion wad and then as many nitro cards as needed to get the column height right for your hull.
@Lawraven, I want to do this but I'm a newbie: with the nitro cards and fiber cushion wad, there is no other (plastic) wad involved? Also, I'll use 16 gr of H110 instead of the 300-MP. Thanks!
Good morning!! NOT a idiot question!! With lower velocities and especially with shotguns and airguns where you may not have rotational stability. Weight forward designe's will be more accurate. By using the bullet "backwards" I get two benifits. A good tapered base to glue to my tapered insert stump wad & most of the mass of the projectile out front that once "pushed" out of barrel, can "pull" remainder of combined projectile toward target. It works very well IF parts can stay connected. 🙏❤️🩹🙏❤️🩹
This is a video found through a different content creator. One that i find quite interesting interesting. .410 by far is my favorite all time shotgun round. I use when not using factory slugs i reload my hulls with patched .395 round ball. Falling back into my muzzleloading anchor. That stump cup reminds me of a new product of the late 70's called the poly patch, by butler creek, for round ball patching. It also has me thinking in other directions as well. Oddly enough enough I was looking into 410 slug and mold options just this week. Also magtec brass hulls tend to have a larger inside the case diameter than do plastic.
At times I to many thoughts to share through a comment section, especially my visual impairment .
I remember snd tried those poly patches. Not great for me. These in a shot shell casing work wonderfully!!
Morning man! 😜🙏❤️🩹🙏😜
@cw2a correct the poly patch didn't work well for me either. Not many positive thoughts from others either
As always full of some great information sir!
Thank you for sharing
Awe Shucks! 😋😋🤘🏼💪🏼🙏♥️
Great video CW! I need to try some of the round balls in 410. Need to find more time in my day...😂
Ooh PLEASE LMK if ya figure THAT ONE OUT!!! 😝👍🏼😋
You have some great and interesting reloading information thanks man very cool 😎 👍
Much appreciated Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!! 🤘🏼🙏👍🏼🇺🇸
Very interesting!! I've not started shotshell loading yet, but it's very interesting to me. I like the idea of being able to make some custom projectiles with more success than typical metallic loading. This video has sparked my interest in it again, lol. Have to start digging into the options available out there again soon it sounds like. Thanks for this video! Have a great week!!
Same to you Chad!! Your very welcome!! 🙏😋♥️👍🏼
LOOKIN GOOD Pard , Can`t wait to see you try them out ..
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Afternoon cw looks great thanks for sharing
Thanks Julio!
Man that was a great video CW. That’s really interesting 😊🇺🇸🔥👍
Glad you enjoyed it thanks Craig!!
Happy Monday sir. Always great information 👉💨
Hello Gene! Hope ya shot well
Yesterday!
Good stuff. I need to get a few of those shotgun loading manuals and get learned up👍🇺🇸👊
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Looks like a good 410 round. Thanks for the info.
You bet🎊😄👍🏼💪🏼👍🏼💪🏼
YES! Just in time. My stump wads and other 410 stuff from BPI showed up Friday. Can't wait for the next video
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There is so much about reloading I don't know about. That's why I stick to the simple reloading stuff
Ill help any way I can brother! I been doing this for a long time.
@@cw2a Thank you
I've been making similar slug loads but with mine I don't roll crimp them. I just put a card on top and glue it that way the shells. Last a long time. I could shoot them several times without the roll crimp destroying the plastic Shell
I have not tried just gluing. Accept for my case forming brass shells. I glue those.
Give it a try, youll probably like it. Plastic 410 hulls are hard to find these days, so you want them to last and actually after you shoot themThey look exactly the same as before you loaded it.
One other thing go a little easy on the glue cause it really sticks to the plastic Really well you just need little specs on there I've been using Elmer's glue all
great video CW and great info as always. Glad your knee is better
Improvement's are slow now but positive direction. New patella causing issues but its normal.
@@cw2a If you need anything just let me know
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That's a hard manual to get in Canada, I tried many times, either out of stock or unavailable most of the time. Ballistic Products are very expensive in Canada.
Sorry for that Mike! Maybe I can order and send you?
@@cw2a Low priority right now but if I do really need it I'll contact you for sure.
@@HobbiesHobo Just say the word I am happy ta help!!
That is super cool and very interesting CW
Thanks Chris!! ♥️🙏😋
Good information 👍
Thanks Dan. Hope your improving man!!
@@cw2a doing better daily hope you are doing better also
Not Firsties! 😁Good stuff, C-Dub! Someday I’ll start doing shotgun. Maybe. 🤛🏻🔫🇺🇸
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Good stuff 👍
Thanks for the visit !!
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Nice video with good information. -Dave
Hello Dave! Headed to therapy... augh...
Happy Monday to you as well
Hello my friend! Thanks for the visit!! 💪🏼🙏♥️🙏♥️
Very cool. 👍🤠🇺🇲
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Good stuff
Appreciate it Mr Pollard!! 💪🏼🙏♥️🙏♥️
Very cool cw that would definitely do good on a coyote or fox or what ever around the farm.
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@CW 40 cal hollow points maybe cool in 410
@@jamespugh Check out last 410 video. I run 40 SWC backwards so HP become hollow base. But the wad cutter .410 slugs I made in last 410 video are HP!!
Hello. I've had the stump wads sitting here for many years,,, Just never go to it. THANKS!
I wish you also showed the loaded shell, & how your cutting & roll crimping the shortened hull. Wondering,,, single shot,, how short you could actually go with the loaded .410 hull? Reduce the number of filler wads & or cards? or would it be best to totally 'fill' the guns chamber?
After all, it seems 'short rounds' are being made for just about every shotgun gauge now,,, except .410!?
One other reply that I seen, said to put Elmers glue on top of the loaded bullet to hold it in.? Save those casings! have YOU tried that one yet?
One other question, Please? ABOUT, what was the percentage of shots/ loaded backwards wad-cutter rounds, that actually made it 100yds down range with wad intact,,, everything still glued together? ( wish I seen you shoot a group!? ;>)
Thanks for the comments JDO!
I make them to length required for wad column.
Most all make it to 100 now. When I was first trying most made it to 100 but very obvious when they didn't.
very interesting!
Glad you think so! 😋😝🤘🏼♥️🙏
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Thanks Don
Firsties ❤🎉
Really great info. Unfortunately both My .410's are full choke.
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I need to load 410, seems like its always gonna be hit and miss on factory ammo now on.
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Turns out you can use Matt's Bullets .41 cal hollow base wad cutters as perfect .410 slugs. Cheap and they fly perfect and straight with 16 grains of 300-MP powder. Give them a try. Just use a nitro card over the powder, a 1/2" fiber cushion wad and then as many nitro cards as needed to get the column height right for your hull.
I like the 300-mp but have not used in 410!
@@cw2a 300-mp runs a little cooler (I think) and @ lower pressure so it extends the life of your expensive 410 hulls.
You have a link to matrs bullets.
@Lawraven, I want to do this but I'm a newbie: with the nitro cards and fiber cushion wad, there is no other (plastic) wad involved? Also, I'll use 16 gr of H110 instead of the 300-MP. Thanks!
@@Raven_of_Doom no, no plastic wad is used. You are essentially making a custom buffer between the powder and the slug.
Thanks!
No problem!❤🤘🏼🤟🏽💪🏼♥️
We still haven't tried any in my .410s...😢
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Happy Monday
Morning man!! 👍🏼💪🏼🤘🏼
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TRY 41 MAG. SLUGS 210 GR
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okay, i may have miss't it, so i'll ask the idiot question. why load the bullet backwards?
Good morning!! NOT a idiot question!!
With lower velocities and especially with shotguns and airguns where you may not have rotational stability. Weight forward designe's will be more accurate. By using the bullet "backwards" I get two benifits. A good tapered base to glue to my tapered insert stump wad & most of the mass of the projectile out front that once "pushed" out of barrel, can "pull" remainder of combined projectile toward target. It works very well IF parts can stay connected. 🙏❤️🩹🙏❤️🩹
@@cw2a thankyou.
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Hello Brother!! Tha ks man!! 🤘🏼💪🏼♥️👍🏼