Winchester AA 12 ga. casings
For years & years I have been loading the AA casings using either the AA12 White wad or WT12 orange target wad. Never had any problems with the casing buckling till I recently loaded some of the new Winchester AA hulls. I tried backing the last crimp station out slightly but that still didn't help.
Do I need to use a different wad?
Do any of you switch back and forth loading the old & new AA's without any problems or making adjustments?
Do I need to use a different wad?
Do any of you switch back and forth loading the old & new AA's without any problems or making adjustments?
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Moderator. I posted in wrong forum. Sorry about That!!
Could you please switch it over to reloading section?
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This is not a new problem. It is typical with the darker gray casings, but not the lighter grey. I adjusted my loader to help, but it didnt completely cure the problem 0 -
Is it typical with the red casings as well? 0 -
The newer WW cases are thicker towards the base and require HS wads. They will not interchange. 0 -
I load the new red AA hulls with no problem. Was getting a ring around the hull about 1/2" above the metal base. I had to lower the start crimp about a full turn and that seemed to take care of the problem. 0 -
I load all the Winchester and Remington hulls with the same components and charges, I've been doing it for years with no problems. When the hull tried to fold when I first started out, I adjusted the shot charge by throwing less shot until I got the crimp I wanted. 0 -
Thanks for the reply's.
Grizz: What wad are you using? Did you cut back on a 1-1/8 oz.load?0 -
Yes, I think I put about 1 1/16 oz. of shot in the Claybuster replacement for the AA 1 1/8 oz wad. I use an adjustable bar, so it's easy to add or subtract shot and powder. 0
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