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the resizeing lube did the trick on the winchester hulls...have spent 3 hours messing with the cripper still no good crimps made..they shoot fine just ugly crimp...charlie
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11-24-2016, 11:31 PM
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Charlie,
Glad the thin resizing lube stopped messing up the hulls. Are you still using an 8 point crimp starter? I don't thing there is an 8 point for .410. Is it for another gauge?
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