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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Patrick Kottinger
From: Modesto, California
E-mail: Contact 		I own a .410 Belgium double barrel pistol "tuckaway" it belong to my mother. Could you possible give me some history on this gun and what it worth? The gun is not for sale.
 
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Name: keverne cloke
From: uk
E-mail: Contact 		GREAT SITE SHOT WITH 410 TODAY FIRST TIME ENGLISH SKEET
SCORED 14 AND 17 AND 18 RAIN STOPPED PLAY
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Nikitas Kypridemos
E-mail: Contact 		Hello,

Thank you for putting together a very informative and useful site.

I have just got a back action hammer 410. The bores, as in most 410s I have seen, are pitted and rough. Is there some practical way to polish the bores? There is a honing machine available but it cannot handle diametres less than 20 bore.

Do you have any experience with the flexible bore polishers?

Your help would be useful in planning the renovation of this little shotgun.

Thank you

Sincerely yours

Nikitas Kypridemos

Admin reply: We too would be grateful to hear about practical bore polishing techniques, please email us at fourten or add a guestbook post here, thanks, Phil.
 
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Name: Barrie Greenall
From: Originally Herts but now NZ
E-mail: Contact 		Hi All,

Emigrated to New Zealand 4 years ago and took my 9410 with me. Due to law over here I can use her to full capacity so I am currently looking for an uncrimped magazine tube.

Does anyone out there know where I can find one. I am back in the UK in amonth and would be looking to take it back with me in August.

Regards

Barrie
 
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Name: Paul Askey
From: Great Yarmouth
E-mail: Contact 		I have just purchased my first .410, a new and very pretty Browning 525. I have only fired 50 rounds through it an am horrified by the excessive amount of fouling just after the forcing cones from plastic residue, I estimate I would have to shoot thousands of rounds of 12 bore without cleaning to get the same effect. I was using Gamebore cartridges (both 2 1/2 and 3 inch plastic wad). Is this normal for a .410 ?
 
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Name: David Driscoll
From: Mabton, Washington USA
E-mail: Contact 		Thought your readers would like to know about the finest long-life 410 3 inch shell I have found.
I am using 9.3x74R Hornady brass,large pistol primers, 1.0cc unique and 7/8 ounce #6 lead shot.
Of course you have to fireform the brass by loading with cream of wheat or flax seed, but it makes a durable 410 shell that will hold lots of shot---at your own risk of course.
I use .430 1/8 inch nitro card over the powder, then a remington 1/2 ounce wad, shot, .450 overshot card and wax or glue on top. Have fun!
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: kevin walker
From: suffolk
E-mail: Contact 		i own an old single barrel hammer 410 which is full choke, would opening it up a little spoil it,s pattern ?
 
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Name: Ian Burrell
From: Ripon North Yorkshire
E-mail: Contact 		Greetings.
I am a keen .410 owner and reloader. I have three shotguns - o/u - s/s - pump and reload ALL my own cartridges BOTH 2 1/2 and 3 inch.
Great site, good to read of other .410 users.

rergards

Ian.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Daveo
From: West Yorkshire
E-mail: Contact 		Iv been looking at a Norica 3 shot bolt action in my local gun shop, it had a tag on it saying FAC
I asked the owner and he said it has a detachable mag....
I asked how do you detach it?,
he said stock off and remove some set screws!!!
I was not convinced that equated to a detachable mag so i spoke to my local FLO who comfirms it is section 1 unless the mag is welded in place Just a word of warning to the lads that own one, i doubt wether an average bobby would spot it but technically some may be held on an SGC and be Sect 1.
Be aware.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Phil
From: Fourten website
E-mail: Contact 		Hi,
Does anyone out there have a copy of the Lyman 44th edition (1967)? If so we would be very grateful if you could scan the pages with the reloading info for .410 cast slugs and send the images to us here at the .410 website.
  
we have specific enquiries about this data and would like to make this information available to a wider audience.
Cheers, Phil (website admin)

Admin reply: Copy received, Many thanks Richard P.
Phil.
 
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