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45 Shot Shells - All covers are made of NY Winchester 308 brass. Each is preformed, trimmed to length, chamfered, deburred and drum polished

Notice; All covers have an initial crimp to ensure the final crimp is smooth and easy. Please see the "Crimping Instructions" section.

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The M15 was adopted in December 1943. It had about 118-7 1/2 chilled lead pellets. It works through a regular magazine and is fully functional. The Army Air Forces reportedly added a "jungle kit" smooth throat barrel in 1945 to improve the firing pattern.

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Due to the wide variety of .45 ACP pistols, we cannot confirm that they will work on all makes and models. They operate in the Colt M 1911, Colt gold Cup

All our cases have a starter crimp. Full pressing can easily be done without an additional nozzle set. Start with the 45ACP Crimp-Seter die. Install your Crimp Seated Die as you normally would in the press, so that the die touches the shell holder @ the top of the Stroke. Back Out Round seat arm. Install the loaded round with the shot and upper dot ready. Drive the body in the cube to the top of the stroke. Screw down the mounting cap until it contacts the housing. Start screwing the seat piston 1/8 turn. Check the case. Repeat Die Turn in until desired shrinkage is achieved.

We strive to manufacture this product as close to the original specifications as possible. Due to the availability of modern brass, this is sometimes not possible. If you need specific dimensions, please email us before purchasing

All covers are made from NY Starline 45 ACP brass. Each case is 2x annealed, finished shaped, cut to length, chamfered, removed to full length and drum polished.

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All covers are made from NY Starline 41 mag brass. each box is 2x annealed, shaped, trimmed to the correct length, chamfered, stripped and drum polished.

All covers are made from NY Starline 41 Magnum brass. Each box is 2x annealed, shaped, finished chamfered to the correct length, rough removed and drum polished

All covers are made from new Starline 44 Russian brass. each case is Fylly Formed, annealed 2x, trimmed to the correct length, chamfered, stripped and tumble polished

All made of NEW STARLINE 44 Magnum Brass. Each of them is 2x donated, fully cast, cut to length, fully measured and drum polished

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All bodies are made from New Starline 455 Webley MKII Brass. Each case is preformed, annealed, cut to length, chamfered, stripped and drum polished

All covers are individually made from New Starline 56/50 Spencer. Each case is 2x annealed, trimmed to length, finished shaped, chamfered and drum polished

All covers are made from the new Magtech 24-gauge brass shot. Each case is preformed, annealed 2x, full length, trimmed to length, chamfered, stripped and drum polished

All covers are made of NY PPU 22 Hornet brass. Each case is annealed 2x, finished shaped, full length, trimmed to correct length, chamfered, cleaned and drum polished

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All bodies are fully formed from new PPU 25/06 brass, each 2x annealed, shaped, cut to length, chamfered, rough cleaned, full size and drum polished

These cases are made from new Winchester 25-35 WCF brass, each case is annealed 2x, finished shaped, cut to size, chamfered, cleaned, full length, polished and inspected.

22 K Hornet cases. Made of NEW PPU 22 Hornet. Individually shaped, twice annealed, cut to length, trimmed and drum polished. Note. These cases only fit the K Hornet Wildcat.

All cases are made from NEW WINCHESTER 204 Ruger brass. Each one is annealed 2x, finished shaped, trimmed to length, chamfered, rough removed, sized, expanded and drum polished

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All cases are made entirely of new Winchester brass. Each is 2x annealed, full length, cut to size, chamfered and roughed, polished and inspected

218 cases of bees. Made of NEW PPU 7.63 Nagant Brass. Individually hand formed, twice annealed, trimmed to size and drum polished.

5.7mm Johnson (22 Spitfire). The bodies are shaped from the new Starline 30 carbine. All bodies are 2x annealed, shaped, trimmed to the correct length, twisted, chamfered, polished to size and polished.

All cases are made from NY Graf 30/40 Krag brass. . Each case is 2x annealed, finished shaped, trimmed to length, chamfered, roughed out, dimensioned to full length and polished

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All covers are made from New 7.62 Nagant PPU brass. Individually shaped, double annealed, cut to length, trimmed and drum polished. This load holds all pellets in a 12-inch circle at 15 feet, making it effective for aerial targets like hand-thrown Ritz crackers.

The base profile of the .45 ACP Ball (r.) is the .45 ACP Ball (l.) to increase the likelihood that it will pass through a semi-auto.

If you load and shoot the .45 Auto, the RCBS special order catalog has a fun set of dice that will allow you to use the scaled-down .308 Win. boxes to make a .45 ACP cube. Your average gun shop has probably never heard of this nozzle kit, but the RCBS part number is 56552. When I got my kit years ago, the instructions were plain old.

Basically, you grease the .308 case, run it up into a die, break off the protruding part with a hacksaw, then file the top edge smooth. It's easier than it sounds. With the new case, you simply load the primer, load the powder, then the breechload and roll up – just like a regular roll pressed shell.

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I've been making and using these pods for years—mostly for fun things like shooting carpenter bees when they fly out of the old cabin—and I have some advice if you're considering trying them. First, you use 0.410 watts as shot cups. Ballistic Products offers several types, including one they call a "stump" that you can cut in half to make two short dowels.

Another tip is to use liquid Alox lubricant to seal the crimp. The instructions call for using a surplus card cut out of stiff cardboard, but instead of a surplus card, I just sprayed Alox into the mouth of the crimp. It hardens around all pellets so that they do not leak out and when you fire the pellets separate from Alox.

It's not unusual for the primers to recoil a bit, which isn't a problem with a semi-auto, but if you shoot them in a .45 ACP revolver like the S&W 1917, you can lock up the gun. When the cartridge is fired, the primer retracts slightly as the cover is pulled back against the breech before reinsertion. These cases may not retract hard enough to reseat the primer, so you first need to prevent the primer from pulling out by slightly enlarging the flash hole at the bottom of the primer pocket.

Conventional wisdom suggests that if you can make these cases in .308, you can make them in .30-06, but you can't. The .308 trigger slot is cut at the same angle as the .45 ACP, but the .30-'06 slot is different, giving you an unreliable trigger. Even with the right cases, you may not get reliable semi-auto function with the bullets because the mouth of the case can open into the throat of the chamber. If this is the case, you have to manually cycle each shot, which I find a bit annoying when shooting bees, dragonflies or grasshoppers.

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Splitting this .410 watt in half gives the handloader a choice of long or short "brush" power.

The steps to making .45 ACP shot are (l. to r.) cut down the .308 case, fill and drop powder charge, insert shot cup and fill with shot, press and seal with liquid Alox bullet lube.

After pressing the .308 Win. case into the form, cut off the excess with a hacksaw and finish with a file.

Mayer began his career in the field industry in 1993 on the technical staff of the NRA, where he became the first shooting editor for American Rifleman magazine. Mayer left the NRA and entered publishing in 2003 as advertising account manager for Safari Club International's SAFARI magazine and Safari Times newspaper. In 2006, Mayer was named publisher of Shooting Times magazine, where he was also tasked with launching and directing Personal Defense TV, the first television program of its kind.

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In 2008, Mayer returned to publishing, this time in the digital realm, as editor-in-chief of the online magazines Guns & Ammo, Shooting Times, Handguns and Rifleshooter. After a brief stint in 2011 as director of digital media for an ABC television affiliate, Mayer returned to the outdoor industry and Safari Club International, where he is currently associate publisher and multimedia communications editor.

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