I mix up some epoxy and put it in a syringe. I push a tight patch into the neck from the muzzle and then inject epoxy into the case from the breach end with a piece of tubing on the end of the syringe or with just the syringe if a large enough case. I let it set up and tap it out from the muzzle. Has worked every time so far. Not saying that one of those echo case removers won't work, but most folks don't have them handy. I think on a remote hunt where you don't have a back up gun, you should at least have one of those in camp so you could get your gun back in order. They are $13 and the size of ONE round. Good insurance I would think!
The epoxy sounds like a good solution. I'd be scared of it getting in the wrong place though!
Do you have any experience with the Echo? Brownells doesn't offer much info. about what they fit.:
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/st...;title=ECHO%20BROKEN%20SHELL%20EXTRACTOR
