Thread: Quality "everlasting" .410 shells

This is awesome. Top notch work, you should start a youtube for this.

Just a heads up
Gunworks have Magtech 410 brass in stock.

Faaark almost tempted to get some...but $4 each and only 2 1/2"

Yeah, I've kept all my 3" steel Berdan primed ones in the faint hope I may one day figure out how to re-prime them

Originally Posted by Jhon

Yeah, I've kept all my 3" steel Berdan primed ones in the faint hope I may one day figure out how to re-prime them

Drill the primer pockets out in the lathe to fit a 209 primer

When you say new, do you mean new to you or do you have a link to buy one

closest I've seen is one from sulun arms which aren't in the country yet, delta mike said closer to the end of the year they'd have them in though, (also a 12g with the alofs system also from sulun)

Camerins imported a heap so your local could order one in from them

Did you have any more info on that, a specific model to ask for or a price?
I'll be going into town in a week or so I may enquire with my local H&F

Originally Posted by NAKED_GOOSE

Did you have any more info on that, a specific model to ask for or a price?
I'll be going into town in a week or so I may enquire with my local H&F

Eternal Poseidon SBS folding poachers .410 RRP:$999

Thanks for the model number,
is there anything online about it in NZ or is it something that only would be seen on a dealer stocklist?
with a google only the U/O models show up, apart from one SxS variant for 150 quid in the UK


Edit: Found It for sale at broncos,
A link for anyone else interested
https://broncos.co.nz/index.php/fire...walnut-410-26-

+1 on the 410 brass. I would definitely be keen when I pick up a .410 of my own.

https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....shotgun-98832/

So I finaly got around to pushing the vintage SBS chamber out to 3" so I can run my full length brass loads in it. I spent a bit of time dialing in various payloads to see what it shot best with.





I gave up pretty quick on the 1oz loads as the patterns with both cork and felt wads were sporadic and showed a lot of shot clumping together in the ugly patten.
At 30y some didn't even penitrate the jib board I was shooting at.





Things tightened up nicely with 3/4oz and 11/16oz #5 loads in the plastic stretch wads

and now you get to do it all again with bismuth if intend to shoot a duck with it!!!

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

and now you get to do it all again with bismuth if intend to shoot a duck with it!!!

Nope