2 3/4”

[va wingbone]

Has anyone loaded any 2 3/4" 20ga magnum hulls with tss? I've found some primed 2 3/4" high brass hulls but every body is out of 3" hulls

[BandedSpur]

Yes

[Dylan730]

What are you trimming your 3" hull length to.  I have checked mine and the loads I got from  , I am trimming mine to 2 3/4". I was considering buying new 2 3/4" hulls if I can ever find them again. I am roll crimping.

[BandedSpur]

Not sure if that question was directed at me or the OP. I am loading 2&3/4" hulls with 1&5/8 oz TSS. I trim after everything is in the hull to have 1/4" of hull above the OSC for roll crimping. I am trimming off about 1/16" of hull.

[Terry]

What are you trimming your 3" hull length to.  I have checked mine and the loads I got from  , I am trimming mine to 2 3/4". I was considering buying new 2 3/4" hulls if I can ever find them again. I am roll crimping.

That is an interesting question...


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[Dylan730]

The question was for either of you,I am loading 1 5/8 oz of #9 tss also.  I have been trimming my 3" hulls to a little short of 2 3/4". I am using a load recipe from one of the tss suppliers and it calls for a 3" hull, but since I am basically trimming to 2 3/4", I am considering just buying 2 3/4" hulls. 

[BandedSpur]

The question was for either of you,I am loading 1 5/8 oz of #9 tss also.  I have been trimming my 3" hulls to a little short of 2 3/4". I am using a load recipe from one of the tss suppliers and it calls for a 3" hull, but since I am basically trimming to 2 3/4", I am considering just buying 2 3/4" hulls.

Should work just fine, provided the primer is the same for the 3" and 2&3/4" hulls that you are using, since you are ending up shorter than 2&3/4" after trimming.

[crow]

Has anyone loaded any 2 3/4" 20ga magnum hulls with tss? I've found some primed 2 3/4" high brass hulls but every body is out of 3" hulls

yes, great patterns, Hal has load recipes for 2.75"

[Reloader]

I have quite a few loads that will work in 2-3/4.

[Spurs Up]

I have quite a few loads that will work in 2-3/4.

Yes you do!  They "work" alright. Yours are some of my favorites!