Trimming
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Trimmed a couple hundred new REM 10 gauge hulls today .
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Man, does that look like a PITA. When I use a bandsaw I just clamp a piece of 2x4 the right distance away and use the square that goes in the grove - or free hand em. But then I'm not sure what kind of saw I'm looking at. If I turn my head 90 degrees it looks different.
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I can't imagine the cut is too clean, like a razor blade cut shell.
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Craig, sorry I sounded a little rude. I've tried band saws, chop saws, and table saws. They all work but my problem is they're all in my workshop and I do my reloading in the basement. So unless I'm doing a bunch like 2 1/2" 12ga, it's down in the basement by hand. Usually a dowel with a single edge razor in it. I made one like Edgers, but it still needs some refinement. The shells are just a little hard to turn so it's still the dowel for just a couple. Everyone has their own way of doing it and it's nice to see another example.
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I’m thinking I might just order 500 new REM 10 gauge hulls . Think I have about 800-900 now so a few more wouldn’t hurt . Plus I have several hundred loaded with buckshot slugs and bismuth . I usually try and load 25-30 of each size buck or slug . Rather enough to fill a 10 gauge 3 1/2” box . I’d like having a flat each of #8 and #7 1/2 Red Dot loads on hand at all times .
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I went on an ordered 500 new Remington hulls and a bunch of mylar wraps . That should keep me occupied for awhile :whistle:
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