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About LinkBacksAnother option, rather than trying to source .410 brass, is to use .303 or .444 Marlin cases. A mate of mine has made both and they work well. The .444 cases look the best, and loaded in a similar fashion to Grue, provide nice, light loads for youngsters to use.
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