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  • rufe-snow
    I went looking for one also, when I started reloading for my Judge. The only ones I could find, were selling for big bucks on fleabay

    I wound up, jury rigging up a 410 loader, from stuff I had on hand. It worked out OK. Long as the 410 shells don't have to feed through the mechanism of a pump or semi-auto shotgun, their easy to reload.
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  • jbright
    I recently found Lee Loader for 12, 20,16 and 28 ga. Bought one for 12 ga and enjoy loading with it. Just thought there would be one for 410.
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  • lcdrdanr
    They turn up on E-Bay fairly regularly, occasionally on GB and AA, I've seen them occasionally in gun shops thrown in the back, you just have to keep looking.

    There are loaders also made by Mequon or MRC (PO Box 253, Mequon, WI 53092, phone 800-558-7836) but I don't know if they are still in business. Theirs look exactly like Lee Loaders (I was told a family split at Lee many years ago resulted in the Mequon Corp being born, later absorbed by Lee) and they have a lot of calibers that Lee never made (I have a .32 S&W Short, .25 ACP, that sort of thing). They are the same quality, some have nicer features like primer tools, primer pocket cleaner and such. You might try a search under that name although people usually call them Lee Loaders despite the brand name.

    Good luck

    Dan R
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