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Unread 01-13-2021, 03:13 PM   #11
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Resizing is a two step process with this die set.
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I have a few paper Winchester 10ga industrial shells for shooting the slag out of furnaces. I pulled one of the slugs and, if I remember right, they are 750grains and pure lead.
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Edgar, my main concern was not knowing anything about these shells. I have no asperations to own an 8 ga. , but I didn't want these shells to damage a gun worth 5 figures. Thanks for the information shared I appreciate it.
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