To all those who've not reloaded .410s, it's a different experience from the bigger gauges. Years ago, one of my team mates got his first .410 loader after saving several skeet seasons' worth of hulls. It was a turret MEC, the same model as his 12, 20 and 28-Ga MECs. I got a call late in the evening and he said he couldn't get the thing to run properly -- it kept burping wads and spilling shot. My reply was, what's the problem, that's what loading .410s is all about. Then, I told him about using a bump stroke to make sure there was no compressed air under the .410's wad so it would stay down. Getting a good crimp is another story.