Reloading reduced recoil 12 gauge shotgun shells 

Wow. 410 load in a 12 gage hull. That should be easy on the shoulder and fly really fast.

Nice. I want to do this too for grouse hunting.

Nice machine

great vid Thanks

why dont you just buy 28g or 7/8 oz wads? I just bought the rex 24 wad and L078 lightning off ballistic products. hoping they work well.. your reloader is one I've the best quality I've seen. what is it?

SORRY I FELL ASLEEP AFTER 2 MIN. IN

What powder charge are you using and what kind of velocity are you getting? I would like to get a 1/2 once loaf going around 800 FPS.

Roger: what happened when you shot these? Was it indeed less recoil? Thanks.

Why don't you use a one ounce wad and reduce the powder charge. Save you a whole bunch of steps.

Are you using the standard amount of powder?

Wat kind of reloaded is that

Yes, this ( and the 1/2 oz 20 ga) will certainly reduce recoil . BUT the other issue you will run into is that 1/2 oz of shot is a really small pellet count . There is a point of needing to have enough pellets to have a usable pattern for anything beyond just shooting a tin can at close range just to say you fired a shotgun . It's probably worthwhile to address Both factors involving recoil , shot weight, And Velocity . For a 12ga , 3/4oz is already a light shot charge , to reduce recoil further , try dropping the velocity to 900- 1000fps . It will take a little more experementing with a bulkier/ slower powder to give proper column heights , but the result will be a very low recoil , buy still usable for normal usage loads . And ultra light loads probably won't cycle a semiauto shotgun , but that's probably so for the 1/2 oz also.