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792mauser

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Anyone know where I can find 24 gauge brass shotshells?
I looked online but they seen to be out of stock.


85 grains of powder, wool/cotton filler, wax lube disk and a 415 gr .459 bullet leads to some STOUT recoil.

The stout loads fired in my Browning BPCR rifle aren't as "memorable".
 
looks like sportsmans guide and grafs have them in stock.

https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/25-rds-magtech-loadable-brass-shotshells-24-ga?a=1590559

https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/11079
 
http://gadcustomcartridges.com/
ordered some snider and martini 140 for 2 boxes shipped. New made, About 6 weeks. Been ordering for many years. Starting to make my own now. But they have many options for many rounds.
 
I've managed to make 50 out of 24 gauge brass and only have about 10 rejects.
And the rejects were mostly turned into snider cartridges.

Only 2 complete "failures".
 
Got my 24 g shot shells, powder, dies, made my own bullets. What are you guys using for filler? I have tons of cotton balls. Using bees was for lube. Start making them in few days. Using black powder not substitute. thanks
 
cotton batting, cereal box card, bees wax, cereal box card, then the 500 gr paper patched bullet
 
so many things on the internet. no box card i have seen. not planning on paper patched. Want to test rifles, then fine tune. Will try paper patch later, have other old calibers. i have 6 boxes of brass to try the martini and snider. So many options. Want to fire form on the 8 different guns. . Then find the best. I know each gun will want different load. But would like to find best adjustable recipe. will vary on gun. other guns working on 43 mauser.
 
Segregate cases and they'll last longer.
The chambers and bores are more of kinda "suggestions" rather than law.

My bores ran the gamut from .457/452 all the way to .472/.459 (really beat up example I sold years ago before I cast or reloaded 577& 450)
 
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