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That would sure be an interesting way to do it. Prob. not cost effective though in most cases.
That nondescript 10 gauge barrel cost me 10 bucks at a gun show.
I did try a dowel cutter but because of variation in the depth of the base wads the cut shells had a +/- tolerance on length. Not that it mattered all that much when crimping but I wanted hull uniformity by use of a cutter that indexed from the shell rim not the base wad.
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