June 17, 201313 yr My father gave my son....err...gave me his old Mossberg .410 for my son to use. Ammo seems to be much more expensive than 12 ga. Argh...thanks Dad.
June 17, 201313 yr Probably the same reason .380 is more expensive than 9mm. 12ga is a more popular round than 410, more 12 is produced, it costs less. Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
June 17, 201313 yr For every round of 410, they produce a case of 12 ga or so I would expect. I have looked for a MEC reloader for 410 - they amazingly hold their value quite well and are also quite hard to come by.
June 17, 201313 yr For every round of 410, they produce a case of 12 ga or so I would expect. I have looked for a MEC reloader for 410 - they amazingly hold their value quite well and are also quite hard to come by. MEC makes a quality product. They work really well, are reasonably priced, and hold their value because they stand up to abuse and are built well.
June 17, 201313 yr MEC makes a quality product. They work really well, are reasonably priced, and hold their value because they stand up to abuse and are built well. I still load a few boxes a week on the MEC press I bought while I was in high school.* *I've been out of high school a very long time...
June 17, 201313 yr Author This is great. A free gun is going to cost me twice what I'd normally pay for ammo. Ugh.
June 17, 201313 yr This is great. A free gun is going to cost me twice what I'd normally pay for ammo. Ugh. Yes, but starting your son off with a gun that doesn't introduce a flinch = priceless. Then you can upgrade to a bigger, cheaper to feed 12 guage.
June 17, 201313 yr Yes, but starting your son off with a gun that doesn't introduce a flinch = priceless. Then you can upgrade to a bigger, cheaper to feed 12 guage. Or even a 20 ga
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