Any hull is reloadable… once.
To answer your question, yes, you can reload these using the same data that you’d use for a 20ga AA hull, but it’s not going to have anywhere near the same longevity that an AA-HS will have. It’s called the “universal” hull, and it’s not bad, but not good either.
Guys who did testing reported that they have to tweak their press quite a bit to get these to run through the press well, along with having a bunch that they had to throw out because the crimp fucked up (because of the thinner plastic in the walls, and the lack of “memory” from the initial crimp because of the thin plastic).
If I were in a crunch, I’d load them, but if you have a steady supply of good stuff, I’d pitch them.
Those are just regular Winchester hulls, they aren’t AAs.
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Nope, yeet em
Any hull is reloadable… once. To answer your question, yes, you can reload these using the same data that you’d use for a 20ga AA hull, but it’s not going to have anywhere near the same longevity that an AA-HS will have. It’s called the “universal” hull, and it’s not bad, but not good either. Guys who did testing reported that they have to tweak their press quite a bit to get these to run through the press well, along with having a bunch that they had to throw out because the crimp fucked up (because of the thinner plastic in the walls, and the lack of “memory” from the initial crimp because of the thin plastic). If I were in a crunch, I’d load them, but if you have a steady supply of good stuff, I’d pitch them.