[FROGO207]

I have several hundred 444 Marlin shells. Also have 100 magtech 410 brass 2.5" shotshells. I want to load them with 00 and 000 Buck. Other than the obvious primer issue do any of you know of any special requirements? Any load data? I think a cardboard wad and slight crimp would work OK. I will be using them in a Savage 24 combo, heavy barrel .
Rick

[rcmodel]

http://www.ballisticproducts.com/prodinfo.asp?number=00BBRASS

rc

[Kernel]

Some of my booked marked pages......

RELOADING .410 BORE SHOTSHELLS:
http://www.endtimesreport.com/410reloading.html

The .450 Mongo:
http://members.tripod.com/~cdk357/mongo.html

44 Magnum Shotshells:
http://www.castbullet.com/reload/44shot.htm

Snake Loads For Handguns:
http://www.jamescalhoon.com/snakeloads.php

If you get good results, do use a favor, and post your recipes. I have a 12" Contender .410/45 Colt barrel and would be very interested in knowing your technique and results. Thanks!

[FROGO207]

Thank you everyone. I understand they use them for cowboy action. I am looking for the metallic traits for maximum times reloaded as opposed to plastic shotshells that have a short life. I am trying to use my 444 marlin dies to size and provide a roll crimp at the top. I have a Lee loader in 410-3" but can't get it to work with the brass shells.I will let you all know how I make out as it goes along on this thread.
Rick

[Kernel]

I wouldn't put to much of a crimp on the mouth. Since there's really nothing there to push back (no bullet), I'd think there'd be a possiblity of over working the brass and eventually causing spits. From what I've read most guys are just glueing a cardboard card on top.

[FROGO207]

Thanks again for that info.