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Roll your own .410 loads

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With today's prices.. they sell the same pound of polish 10 shot for like $83.99 a pound.

So....fairly good deal if you only wanted to roll 25. Scale and roll crimp and youre on your way.



If these new prices are what they are....im glad I have a lifetime supply in my basement. Forget what I have but something like 6-8 rounds a year till im in my 80s. Guys thought I was nuts. TSS was a better investment than gold or silver in the last 6 months lol. Over 50% increase.


I cant see factory loads being a thing this coming season. They might be a thing and guys may be crazier than I think. If they were $10 a pop for 20ga loads at $35 a pound for TSS, what will they cost at $80+ a pound...?
 
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The past 5-10 years have been a struggle finding components. I suspect you holy rollers are just like me in that i've traded, bought,sold components over time to build up a stash. So assuming that is still the case (don't know for sure though) and a fellow wants to get started, this is probably not a bad deal. Everything in one package.

Doing the math, I've generally figured just under a dollar per round across all gages for the components and powder. And although I've bought tungsten at sub $50 a pound, I've used an average of $60 for spitballing purposes over time. But I'm set until I die so haven't looked for components or even priced them in the last 5 years so I have no idea what stuff is going for these days. But 90 bucks by my rough numbers doesn't seem over the top.
 
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Fairchild, you are correct about the banded shot, as well as the powder. Lil gun powder isn’t too hard to find, but it’s pretty pricey at around $50/lb, but you will get over 400 charges out of a pound of powder though.
 
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