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Mike B.
You might want to be a bit more specific as to which specific mould that you just bought and what powders that you might have on hand or prefer … I.E. the projected cast weight …
Also what wads or spacers that you may, or may not have… to assemble your 410 loads with…
That might help the membership to come up with some load data …
Finally … have you gone to Loaddata and typed in .410 in the shotgun section, & the projectile weight etc… to see what might come up?
Shotguns are not like handguns and rifles… you need to follow the load recipe exactly… also I might recommend a shotgun reloading manual or two to cross check the data…
Lastly … Even if you don't have a subscription to the loaddata data base … you can still see what might come up sans the powder or powders amount … for ideas to help you pick a direction …
Take Care, & Stay Safe…
Ok,
On the off chance that you are referring to the 410-123-FN mould I did a little internet surf.
Attached below is an excerpt from an article that I found on the internet by Eaton Rapids Joe
http://eatonrapidsjoe.blogspot.com/2015/12/why-love-for-410.html
A few “Internet” recipes. Use at your own risk:
BPI Thug-slug recipe
2.5” Cheddite hull, fold crimp`
Ch209 primer
10 gr Unique powder
One “Thug-slug” (125 grains)
1505 fps2.5” Fiocchi hull, fold crimp
Fio 616 primer
10 gr Blue Dot powder
MG410 wad
½ oz. lead shot (recommend 7-1/2)
1200 fps2.5” Winchester AA HS hull, fold crimp
Win 209 primer
13 gr Hodgdon Lil Gun powder
Winchester or Claybuster wad
½ oz. lead shot
Velocity not listed
2.5” Winchester AA HS hull, fold crimp
Win 209 primer
15.5 gr Hodgdon H-110 or Winchester 296 powder
Winchester or Claybuster wad
½ oz. lead shot
1200 fpsTake Care, & Stay Safe…
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