I remember seeing some clear see-thru shells with a slug and roll-crimp once. Anyone know what brand this is? And more important, are there any sources for once fired crimp type hulls?

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Most European slugs and buckshot are packed in translucent hulls to make them easier to identify at once.

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The older Rottweil-Brenneke slugs had a translucent hull that you could see the slug through. Not sure of the newer ones though, as they have had a slug design change.

Chevota;
Fiocchi manufactures a see-through clear hull for sale to handloaders. It is available from Ballistic Products, www.ballisticproducts.com. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the replies! I didn't see them on the Ballistic Products website, so I sent them an email. They have a lot of good stuff like Precision Reloading.

Thanks!

Also Sellier&Bellot made slug and buckshot loads in translucent hulls . . .

The original see-thru was a Wanda, made in the U.S. It had a semi-stiff plastic body, no brass on the base, and a roll crimp with an over shot wad.

Thanks for the tips guys! I could only find 2-3/4", but I'll keep looking.

I just bought some 2.75" Fiocchi slugs and they are translucent. I wanted 3"ers but can't find any anywhere. We'll see how these print out of my BSS.