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Message: <blockquote data-quote="okietom" data-source="post: 2292082" data-attributes="member: 18710">That is most likely true for twelve and twenty gauge. I would bet you can save more on .410 and you are mostly stuck with loading sixteen gauge. Twenty eight is easier to find than sixteen. I do see sixteen at times but not often. Does it save any loading steel/non toxic loads? I am guessing it does. I don't hunt waterfoul so it doesn't matter.My brother bought me a used Hornady 366 in twelve gauge for Christmas years ago. I was quail hunting and rarely shot twelve gauge so he spent $90 and bought a conversion to twenty. That thing is way more loader than I need. I would have been happy with a Lee Loadall for twenty gauge. If they made one for .410 I would buy it. I have saved a bag of .410 hulls and it would be fun to shoot .410 some more. I have a Contender in .410 and an H&R single shot.  One of the mini Mossberg .410s would be fun to teach kids with. I might even get a judge. .410 loads are more expensive. I can buy a conversion to .410 for the 600jr for under $70 bucks from Midway.</blockquote>