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Joined: Nov 2011
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Could someone point me in the right direction on where I could find the supplies to load some TSS turkey loads? Any advice on loading these shells would be greatly appreciated also. I'd be loading them for a 20 gauge and possibly a 12.
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Old Mossy Horns
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Hawglips(contact him for shot and recipes)
Then order components from the companies below:
Ballistic Products Inc
Precision Reloading
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Thanks N2! N2, do you shoot these? I've never tried them but have heard good things about the loads.
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Old Mossy Horns
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This will be my first season using TSS.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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10-4! Hudson uses them and said he loves them!
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Old Mossy Horns
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Yep. Him and Hunter both has had good luck with it.
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Yep. Him and Hunter both has had good luck with it. Yep. Im shooting the 20ga. And Hornet is shooting 20ga and .410.
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My advise would be to get a real shotgun shell loading press. A Mec 600 Jr. would be good as anything.
You can get one for $85 off Ebay. One on there right now in 20ga.
I don't know how all this roll crimp and shot card business ever got started with the turkey hunter crowd... Every time I see a post about this stuff and someone showing off their "Roll Crimp" I want to ask them WTH they are doing. They did away with that 40 years ago and told everyone then that the cards blew holes in the patterns. Maybe they did or maybe they didn't. Doesn't matter. Why you going to fiddle with all that stuff in the first place. Doesn't make sense.
Do it right. Get a press. You'll run circles around someone using a drill and a bunch of hand dies.
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Any advice on loading these shells would be greatly appreciated also. I'd be loading them for a 20 gauge and possibly a 12. If you have any questions there are many on here who will be glad to help or advise. Good Luck and Good hunting!
Well, the way I see it is there's just too many assholes
On a good day there's a bunch of assholes in here.
On a bad day there's too many assholes in here.
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Roll crimping is easy. It also won't come apart on you and leak like I have seen some star crimps do. Your loading tss, not 200 rounds to shoot trap.
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My advise would be to get a real shotgun shell loading press. A Mec 600 Jr. would be good as anything.
You can get one for $85 off Ebay. One on there right now in 20ga.
I don't know how all this roll crimp and shot card business ever got started with the turkey hunter crowd... Every time I see a post about this stuff and someone showing off their "Roll Crimp" I want to ask them WTH they are doing. They did away with that 40 years ago and told everyone then that the cards blew holes in the patterns. Maybe they did or maybe they didn't. Doesn't matter. Why you going to fiddle with all that stuff in the first place. Doesn't make sense.
Do it right. Get a press. You'll run circles around someone using a drill and a bunch of hand dies. Do you load TSS with a press? If so, I'd be interested in talking to you about it.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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I tend to agree in the roll crimping deal. I bought a 12 gauge Lee load all for $30. Beautiful crimps. I tried the roll crimps but I didn't trust them in wet weather.
I put a tight seal in my shells and they don't leak
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My advise would be to get a real shotgun shell loading press. A Mec 600 Jr. would be good as anything.
You can get one for $85 off Ebay. One on there right now in 20ga.
I don't know how all this roll crimp and shot card business ever got started with the turkey hunter crowd... Every time I see a post about this stuff and someone showing off their "Roll Crimp" I want to ask them WTH they are doing. They did away with that 40 years ago and told everyone then that the cards blew holes in the patterns. Maybe they did or maybe they didn't. Doesn't matter. Why you going to fiddle with all that stuff in the first place. Doesn't make sense.
Do it right. Get a press. You'll run circles around someone using a drill and a bunch of hand dies. Do you load TSS with a press? If so, I'd be interested in talking to you about it. I do, for 10 and 12 gauge, you can pm me I'd you would like
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Thanks for all the advice so far!
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N2Turkeys... You can load whatever. Lead, Steel, TSS, Gravel, Dirt
There is no magic to a press. You have to get the components right, i.e. shell, wad, height etc. then you can load a season's worth of shells for everyone on the turkey board in an afternoon.
What do you want? 12 ga., 20, etc. I'll get some TSS. Start a thread and show you how to do it on a shotgun loader.
No government employees were harmed in the making of this mess.
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N2Turkeys... You can load whatever. Lead, Steel, TSS, Gravel, Dirt
There is no magic to a press. You have to get the components right, i.e. shell, wad, height etc. then you can load a season's worth of shells for everyone on the turkey board in an afternoon.
What do you want? 12 ga., 20, etc. I'll get some TSS. Start a thread and show you how to do it on a shotgun loader.
You obviously haven't loaded TSS
If you want to always win, never play anyone better than you!
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Ok. Explain how loading TSS on a press is different.
In Detail.
No government employees were harmed in the making of this mess.
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Ok. Explain how loading TSS on a press is different.
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You can't drop the shot charge, you have to weigh it by scales
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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I've spent most of the money I've made in my lifetime on hunting and fishing. The rest I just wasted.....
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muslims are like coyotes, only good one is a dead one
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Mr. Turkey
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You could drop the shot charge if you wanted but you still have to add the felt, cork, and Mylar wrap by hand. No point in using a press just to crimp it.
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