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#61
28 February 2014, 12:52
bit pricey as i'd like a pair...cheaper to buy a complete gun!
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28 February 2014, 18:10
That is incredibly expensive for a device that requires about 20 minutes to fabricate once the machine is set up!

35-40 seconds on a CNC lathe.

It would be cheaper to buy a SS .410 if you simply must have one.

However, the money might be better spent buying a reloading setup, components or shells for the shotgun you already own.
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28 February 2014, 19:40
the idea behind wanting a couple of these sub gauge inserts is just the ability to use foraged/ bartered ammo in my 12g not keen on a 20g but i may get a .410 moderated single.
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