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Another dealer we do favors for cane in a little while ago and handed me a couple baggies with short 10 factory loads . 18 Winchester’s #4’s and 9 Remington #4’s .
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In the past I shot up a couple boxes of the Remingtons in my grandfathers W&C Scott hammerless 10 gauge .
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Cool!
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I'm planning on heading to the club Wednesday I think I just might pattern my DH 10 at 25 and 40 yardswhile I'm there . And if I can sucker a friends son into calling a turkey for me this spring :whistle:
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Wow! - A nice gift of turkey loads.
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Lead #4 Super 10 loads last a long time. In 1985, I bought an Ithaca NID No. 2 Super 10 from Randy Shuman, and that year Winchester dropped the sole remaining 2 7/8 inch Super 10 load from their offerings. Remington had dropped the Super 10 a few years before. I bought all the Super 10 shells Potomac Arms had at their end of season ammo sale, some 24 boxes. I still have these full and a part box --
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Is Randy still around? He sure knew lot about Winchesters (and others)
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Why? Because the stock wood has dried out for well over a century and may not be able to withstand the recoil of these loads. And a split stock head is not something pleasant to deal with. Still, it's your gun... |
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That's a fine old "duckbill" Scott. Please be kind to it. I've had a number of them, and the upper horn of the stock head between the top tang and side plates is especially vulnerable to damage.
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If you look in the upper right hand corner of the picture that’s the last box my grandfather bought . Box is empty now but I keep it just the same I can remember going in the Gunshop to buy that box when I was eight years old in 1969 .
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those old remington shells were my favorite loads in the short ten...i may have a box of 4 s and some bb loads...the bb loads are deadly on ducks and turkeys....a good friend you have there.....charlie
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Yes, I was in touch with him two weeks ago on a gun he had on Gunbroker. Since then I've seen others offered by Randy on GB. |
My strongest memory of him was at an OGCA show probably 12 years ago. He was discussing an obscure M70 rifle or carbine for which the records showed only about 7 had been produced. He said he was going to the Las Vegas show the following week, and that there would be 12 or so of therm there for sale. Such is the counterfeiting world. I'm sure it's only gotten worse
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They send out a very impressive list of their inventory every couple months. Their last list included more than 100 model 70's and there were 5 Parkers. |
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I talked last week with a gent who was offered a full case (20 boxes) of those Remington Express plastic 10 ga/2-7/8" shells with 4-shot for $600. He only wanted a few boxes and he passed. Last I saw they were going for 30-40 bucks a box and that's what I told him. Of course they use the old Rem 57 primer and the hulls aren't compatible with 209's. Any recent updates on that retail box pricing?
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Regarding 57 primers there is a trick I got from the reloading forum.Remove the 57 in the usual way then seat a FIRED 209, remove it and seat a new 209. Have done that with early 60's Remington plastic 16 ga. and it works well so 57 primed hulls are usable.
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