Uh, you should get some response on this from what i seen on the old site. wish i could remember. are you doing steel, lead or both? do you rellay shoot enough of that big thing to want to reload? I know Canada is tought to get some specialty ammo.
I haven't bought the gun yet but I would be doing all steel or bismuth shot as the gun would only be used for waterfowl and our laws up here are non-toxic only. As for the amount shot, I would go through a couple of hundred rounds per year. The only problem with buying as that the shops want $35-40 per box of 25 for the stuff and $35 per 10 rounds of the steel alternative. If I could buy a reloader for the 10 gauge I would buy the gun. I'm looking at the Browning BPS by the way.
OK, I'm not claimi'n to be an expert but this is what I found; Lymans 4th edition shot shell relaoding manual has data. They mention the MEC machine for reloading steel. I'm sure there are others but this should give you some sort of start in the right direction. Good luck!
You can load 10ga shells. MEC makes several models of reloaders that handle the 10 ga. I bought one a number of years ago, but wound up converting it to another gauge to load trap and skeet shells because I just don't shoot that many shells at waterfowl every year. I just wasn't getting much use out of it for 10 ga.
Tal/IL I smell what your steppi'n in. the fly way isn't what it used to be. More Steel Info; Ballistic Products Dept SA PO Box 408 Long Lake MN 55356 Lee Precision Dept SA 4275 Hwy. U Hartford, WI 53027 MEC Inc. Dept SA 715 South St. Mayville, WI 53050 Ponsness/ Warren Dept SA PO Box 8 Rathdrum, ID 83858 Reloading Specialties Inc. Dept SA PO Box 1130 Pine Island MN 55963 Came from Sports Afield Nov. 1991 Issue TAKE 'EM
