Ready to smoke.

[Snarepeg 28]

Just a few for Thursday pheasants, 

30 gram 6s, just hope there's a bit of wind to help get the second shot away (should I need it)

the spinner head is pre WW1 and still makes a nice job.

[Meece 1,957]

WHUMPH. They look a good product.  It don't matter how old the spinner is,  It still does the job it was made for. And the people who have used it over the years and the stories and events of the cartridges that it has finished. 

[Snarepeg 28]

Yes it came of a Lightwood and son pedal powered so could have been late 1800s

[Meece 1,957]

They made stuff well then.  Age shall not weary it and at the going down of the sun the cartridges will still take on the flight

[Wyatt Baker 4]

Great collections. Give an update about your shots.

[Snarepeg 28]

They went BOOM, lots of smoke but breezy so  no problem getting a second shot of.

killed well the ones that got in the way of the shot column.

Some of the guns tried them and were impressed.

[Dervburner 2,548]

When I saw the title, I thought you’d rolled a fag

[.357shooter 991]

it does give you a nice fuzzy feeling inside knowing something you hae made does the job.reloading whatever it is so satisfiying to be able to just make a few rounds at home instead of paying for ammo at a shop.

[KimE 487]

Yes casting the lead 400gr, stir my own grease, filling up with black and crimping them in.

[Snarepeg 28]

On 07/07/2021 at 16:06, Dervburner said:

When I saw the title, I thought you’d rolled a fag

Never got into smoking that way,

must have  saved a fortune.

[Dervburner 2,548]

7 hours ago, Snarepeg said:

Never got into smoking that way,

must have  saved a fortune.

Yerr, best way mate

[philpot 4,925]

Just as a matter of interest, take a look at the link which is an archive of gunmakers and on page 37, you will see a Lightwood FW who had a shop in Grimsby, Brigg and Market Rasen.  As time went by, the shop in Brigg was known as Leonards which I think could have been originally Lightwoods, that shop was a reloading centre so my curiosity suggests they may be the makers of your spinner.   You never know !!!

https://archivingindustry.com/Gunsandgunmakers/directory-l.pdf

By the way very nice finish to those cartridges 

Phil

[Snarepeg 28]

Thanks for that phill, interesting.

had the full machine, pedal powered, and one converted to electric.

now just the head with 16 guage and 12 guage roll turn over heads with pin fire fitting so.

  Some age. Reg. john.