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When will the whole damn base tear away? And if torn away, it is the last item behind the shot and wad rolling slowly down the barrel looking for a home. Rules of thumb. These hulls are special hulls — designed for some particular buckshot load. Reloaders, hurl this hull. Target hulls are usually made the same for years and years. If they change, it is often a big change. The old hull passes into oblivion. Change is not always for the better, as far as the reloader is concerned.
Some hulls such as the Winchester-AA compression formed two-piece hull were produced for decades with only slight modifications. Different plastic materials were tried. Part of the sales logic was the hull was a favorite of target reloaders and reloaders bought factory shells to get once-fired hulls. The move from a two piece compression-formed hull to a three-piece assembled hull is close, but no cigar. The internal base, the new and third element in this hull, produces a deep-set 'ring-around-the-collar.
Even vintage Winchester wads do not fit into this hull. The WW-HA reloads nicely, but you have to change many of your old formulas. And do not expect the AA-HS hulls of any gauge to be marked. Sometimes it is a yes and sometimes it is a no. Use your flashlight. What may be next for this fine old hull we do not know? This hull is made in a number of gauges.
The Ballistic Products, Inc. There is no internal 'ring-around-the-collar' and they reload sweetly. But these are not field hulls. All Federal hulls tend to run the same overall length per gauge, per chamber. Keep your inspection eye open. Many of these hulls have the same external markings varying only with the amount to shot marked as in the load. These hulls are impossible to describe over the telephone. Use a flashlight and a micrometer with a depth gauge. Perhaps think about hurling these hulls.
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