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10-26-2011, 07:20 PM | #3 | ||||||
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Mike has it right. I asked some guys I knew at Remington years ago about the difference and their answer was 2 fold. 1) was that they occasionally run those gauges where as the 12's and 20's ran constantly and 2) was that the smaller bores had to have the machines run a little slower to get the components in and the shells made right.
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thanks mike and jack...i learn something new every day from you fellas now if i just can keep it remembered.... i have hand loaded a few 410 shells and they are a little harder to load than 12 ga.... charlie
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