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Back on Jan. 6 Markmall, in response to a question from another member said that, “WT12 wads are a direct substitute for WAA12” Also, today I was looking through the wads that are offered by Natchez Shooters Supply and found the following under the heading “Claybuster Replacement...

Get two MEC Jrs. I tried the one machine route. Reloading 12 and 20. I just got tired of fiddlen with those dies. You can pickup good machines on ebay. I have bought four 600 Jr. on ebay. The most I paid was $72.00. And that one was in excellent condition.

Who makes the WT12 and who sells them? I have just about used all the WAA12 I have on hand and if the WT12 is cheaper I want to go that way.

Personally I would not go with anything that has been discontinued. There are always a good variety of MEC presses available on ebay. I have purchased five presses on ebay and have yet to pay more than $100.00, including shipping. My advise, go with one of the pre 1982 MEC presses. They are...

Figures, thanks eveyone. Good info. Now I know. I had a sinking feeling the HS was not good.

What about the win. grey hulls guys. Any good? How many loads do you think I can safely get out of the AAHS win. hulls I have?

I don't even know if this important. But I was curious so I ask around of some people who I thought should know, even some folks on other forums and no one seems to know and I can't get Winchester to answer my email. I have several hundred win. hulls, 12 ga. On the face is stamped at 12...

I remember when in the Navy at bootcamp, seeing the chow hall guys who had to clean the skullery (where they cleaned the eating utinsils) after every meal taking clean rags and soaking them with Louisiana Hot Sauce. They would then rub down every copper pipe and brass fitting with the rags...

Thank you Sir.

This goes back to a thread that was originally posted by THR Member Bigjake on 12/17/05. The title was "J.C. Higgins Model 20 Choke???" There were several replys. THR Member Hawk replied and attached a photo of a choke he had on his Model 20, which is not the choke my Model 20 has. When...

J.C. Higgins Model 20 Chokes This is going back, almost 4 years to be exact. TH Member Bigjake ask a question on 12/17/05, "J.C. Higgins Model 20 choke???" There were several replys. TH Member Hawk in his reply attached a photo of a Model 20 choke which is not the choke my Model 20 has...

Thanks rffwobbly. Especially for the info on Powder Valley and Wideners. Also, it appears from the info I am getting that my best bet for components is a local shotgun club and guns shows. Otherwise as you point out it really gets expensive. It was a much different world back in the late...

Great advise and you have made me take a second look at the whole reloading thing. I have already realized that it was a much different world back in the late 60s when I was reloading. It was much easier to obtain the components. Laws were different and many laws that exist now were not on...

Thanks NCsmitty just the kind of info I need. As I said I am starting all over after being away from reloading for over 40 years. Good to be back. Thanks again.

Great info and just the kind of stuff I need. I am also enjoying this site. Thanks again.

Thank this is the kind of info I need. Enjoying this site. Great variety of subject matter.

In the mid to late 60s I was a hand loader, 12 & 20 Ga. Demands of my career made it difficult to continue my hunting and so sold all my equipment. Now have four grandsons all of whom are between 11 and 13. My son has gotten all of them interested in bird hunting, Dove and Quail. I still...