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    Quote Originally Posted by terrym View Post
    The wads are.
    Not necessarily, an old fellow out at the club. picks up old wads and runs them though his wash machine and reloads them in his skeet loads, and has no trouble shooting 24 out of 25 , or even going straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowwalker View Post
    Yup wads are always lost, but the plastic used in the hulls can be put in your recycle bin. It's important to remove the metal base.

    If you are a reloader and you own a couple different gauge shotguns. The plastic of the hulls once they’re beyond the pail, can be used for a shot sleeve in the next larger gauge gun. I use to load the old 12 gauge cases with shot. Put over shot wads in place and roll crimp them. Next you cut round the plastic just above the mental case-head, dump the shot out and you have an unslit shot-sleeve for a 10 gauge.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dythbringer View Post
    Which is great if your recycling program accepts Low Density Polyethylene. Not all recycling programs across the province and country are the same.
    True...
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    Not necessarily, an old fellow out at the club. picks up old wads and runs them though his wash machine and reloads them in his skeet loads, and has no trouble shooting 24 out of 25 , or even going straight.
    Nice on the range...not so easy in the field or over water..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gun Nut View Post
    If you are a reloader and you own a couple different gauge shotguns. The plastic of the hulls once they’re beyond the pail, can be used for a shot sleeve in the next larger gauge gun. I use to load the old 12 gauge cases with shot. Put over shot wads in place and roll crimp them. Next you cut round the plastic just above the mental case-head, dump the shot out and you have an unslit shot-sleeve for a 10 gauge.


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    Poor man's slug.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowwalker View Post
    Poor man's slug.
    Actually the old 10 was a cylinder bore, this was a means of adding another 15 to 20 yards for shooting waterfowl. So may it was a poor man's means of providing a tighter coke, and increasing the gun killing range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowwalker View Post
    Nice on the range...not so easy in the field or over water..
    So, ?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    So, ?????
    Just saying works at the range, but we still could use a better solution for in the field.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gun Nut View Post
    Actually the old 10 was a cylinder bore, this was a means of adding another 15 to 20 yards for shooting waterfowl. So may it was a poor man's means of providing a tighter coke, and increasing the gun killing range.

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    Some hot candle wax would turn that in to a very mean slug.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowwalker View Post
    Some hot candle wax would turn that in to a very mean slug.

    You don’t need the candle wax, if want a slug affect, all you need to do is invert the sleeve fill it full of shot and insert it into the 10 gauge shell so the the roll crimp on the 12 gauge sleeve is up - now you have “ the poor man’s slug.”


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