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I am going to reload 1 oz. 12 gauge slugs. I don't have a roll top tool. I seen one in the Lyman book but they don't sell it anymore. I have been told to just crimp them like shot, only it is pushed down farther. Has anyone done this?
First off, get the Lyman Shotshell Reloading Manual. It has loads for slugs, and follow the recipes to the letter. The only variance that I do, is the primers. I tend to interchange CCI and Winchester, but DO NOT substitute Fereal primers for any - they are hotter.
I use the Lyman Sabot Slug and use a fold crimp. I load using a Mec700 Versamec.
Forgot to add that a roll crimper is available from Ballistic Products.
Last edited on Wed Jul 1st, 2009 02:38 PM by Timberwolf
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