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how do you reload shot shells without a press
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Don't even try.
Sounds like a fast track to loosin a few fingers! Get a press! Youll save yourself money in the end!
If price is a problem Lee Loadalls, are a viable option, but MEC's are very good and not too expensive.
i have a lee loader for 20 gauge , that is a simple set of hand tools for reloading shot gun shells with out a press . go to lee's web sight to see if they still make them . the last i knew they still sold their little hand press for metallic cartridges , so they may still make this as well .
I don't advise it. Buy a press and a good manual.
I bought my merc jr shotshell reloader for 35.00 at pawn shop. good reloaders and accessories can be found on ebay also, give it a look just to see the prices.
You can't. Take 007's advise. Trust me it will be worth it.
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Don't even try.
Sounds like a fast track to loosin a few fingers! Get a press! Youll save yourself money in the end!
I don't advise it. Buy a press and a good manual.
If price is a problem Lee Loadalls, are a viable option, but MEC's are very good and not too expensive.
i have a lee loader for 20 gauge , that is a simple set of hand tools for reloading shot gun shells with out a press . go to lee's web sight to see if they still make them . the last i knew they still sold their little hand press for metallic cartridges , so they may still make this as well .
I bought my merc jr shotshell reloader for 35.00 at pawn shop. good reloaders and accessories can be found on ebay also, give it a look just to see the prices.
You can't. Take 007's advise. Trust me it will be worth it.
Post an Answer