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02-27-2011, 09:18 PM
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I roll crimped a few 10 gauge with the hand tool but mine didn't do too good of a job. I got the Precision tool that goes in the drill press and now just use the hand cranker to put the crimp on the paper shells.
I was pretty impressed! I used a top wad punched out of picture framing matting paper with a 3/4" gasket punch.
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