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Would you shoot this shell?
Unread 11-15-2025, 01:30 PM   #1
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My nephew left it in the hotel room and I picked it up out of habit. Just curious...

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A lot of reloads look like that. It is not necessarily a sign of a double powder load unless you are suspicious of that.
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Just a bad crimp
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Not a reload. So, shoot it or no?
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I shot up a flat of Fiocchi .410-bore shells about half looked like that.
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Maybe it’s a bad crimp, maybe it’s not. I wouldn’t shoot it.
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Maybe it’s a bad crimp, maybe it’s not. I wouldn’t shoot it.
What's the matter Col. Sanders, chicken?
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What's the matter Col. Sanders, chicken?
Yep. Big ol’ chicken. It’s just one shell.
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What's the matter Col. Sanders, chicken?
I bought a bunch of 8 gauge stuff off Guns International a few years back and in this menagerie of stuff there was a bag of about 40 reloads containing 2 ounces of 4’s . It took me awhile before I got my nerve up to pull the trigger on one of them . But in hindsight it wasn’t that bad , fast forward to ten days ago ! I took 15 of those shells and my DH 8 out to trim a tree limb that was about forty feet up and about as big around as a good sized man’s ankle . I got it down but it took me nine shots shooting almost straight up . That thing worked on me a bit .
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push the crimp down, if it goes down you are good
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