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    Roll crimping shotgun shells

    Have an old English 12ga here with 2.5 inch chambers its Damascus steel but its nitro proof
    Ive been reloading for it by cutting the crimp off a 2-3/4 shell loading the shell with black powder an over powder card cork wad and1oz shot and an overshot card glued in with 50/50 pva and water

    Or just shooting falcon cowboy which is a light nitro 2.5 load for about $13 a box

    But as i am a black powder shooter I mostly shoot black powder
    And I have been looking for a while for a roll crimping setup here in nz but hard pressed

    Any ideas on where to get the gear
    Cheers

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    @physeptone may know
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    Often see them on trade tables at antique arms fares tracking down a few members of the auckland branch may be helpful

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    Ballistic products, Makes them, also precision reloading in the USA, I likely have a 12ga one, as was fiddling about with slugs for a while, sure I bought a set, know I got 16, 20 ga.
    E-bay might be an option.

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    you could go other way and trim 2 3/4" shell down and star crimp it using old style whackamole loader..... you can roll crimp using that set up too. heaps of info on duckhuntingchat forum on shotgun reloading.

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    As already mentioned, I too use these: ExactaRoll Double-Pin Roll Crimper 12ga-ballisticproducts.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem View Post
    Have an old English 12ga here with 2.5 inch chambers its Damascus steel but its nitro proof
    Ive been reloading for it by cutting the crimp off a 2-3/4 shell loading the shell with black powder an over powder card cork wad and1oz shot and an overshot card glued in with 50/50 pva and water

    Or just shooting falcon cowboy which is a light nitro 2.5 load for about $13 a box

    But as i am a black powder shooter I mostly shoot black powder
    And I have been looking for a while for a roll crimping setup here in nz but hard pressed

    Any ideas on where to get the gear
    Cheers
    Get a hold of Jeff brown at Beaver Grease he is bringing in the Ballistic Products, ive purchased the Roll Crimping Tools, spin doctor, the trim doctors, load of clear overshot disks and overshot card from him. Jeff has been working on a stack of black powder loads and has a great range of wads and he really knows his stuff!
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