Is this safe?

[nrv216]

Because, if so, its pretty cool !

nrv216

[nrv216]

also cool...

[panzermk2]

As a kid I heard and read of cut shells and had completely forgotten about them.

That and the wax shells are old school. Due to liability reasons I cannot make recommendations, but guys have been using cut shells since before my dad was born and he is 66.

[lastmadcrow]

As a kid I heard and read of cut shells and had completely forgotten about them.

Same here. I remember a few friends and myself making and firing a few of them off as kids, but you wouldn't catch me doing that nowadays. Especially out of a pump. I think my invincibility and unlimited intelligence ran out around 23 or so.

[Cyberfly]

I've heard some of the older fellas talk about them, but that was a long time ago.
Not sure I'd want to try it with an auto loader or a pump action. Still, nasty looking damage. Definitely would NOT want to get hit by something like that.

[SHEEPDOG]

We used to cut them and use them at turkey shoots.

[Visceral_Malice]

Looks like fun. I really want to start loading 12 gauge for fun like this.

[panzermk2]

The wax rounds weigh less then the original so pressure would not be an issue.

[Cohiba]

PAPA George used to load up 12 ga fatback and Okra seeds shells.

[VeTTeMaNC486]

I tried this a couple of months back. I used the "bulk" 100 pack remington green shells. From my experience, I had more luck when I completely cut the shell instead of leaving a little nubby attached. I had one that did not seperate and had to find something to stick down that 28" barrel to smack out the stuck shell. (Did not have a cleaning rod long enough with me.... inbefore thats what she said....) Had a great time destroying an old computer with those things. Super fun. Ran them through an improved cylinder choke if that matters.