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How many use 9's for 1: Sporting Clays, 2: Trap, 3: Skeet? I imagine more on skeet than anything else. I've been an 8's guy for any clay discipline, and don't shoot trap or skeet so take that for what it's worth : ) But I'm reading that Performance Clays reloading manual from BP and they talk about all sorts of different loads for different targets. I'm lucky if I can find my shells when I show up let alone have multiple loads at my fingertips.
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I use 8’s for all clays games and all of my grouse and woodcock hunting except late season grouse when I switch to 7’s. For turkeys and pothole ducks I use 6’s.
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I use #9 shot for 410 skeet and woodcock. For most hunting I use 6 - 7 - 7 1/2. #7 work for most if you can get it. RST loads it and I reload with it.For clays #8 works for most shots.
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no 9 s are being the new turkey load...I got me a box of 5 shells hope to use them this spring....charlie
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Andy, next time you are here I’ll show you my set up. 650 Jr presses for specialty length shells in 10, 12,16,20,28 and .410 along with a Lee press for black powder and a Spolar progressive for standard length 12,20,28 and .410 if I need volume. I can load anything from large ITX and TSS non-tox right up through #10 and #12 lead. Spreaders in every gauge. I am set up to roll crimp too. If that’s not enough take three steps over and we load metallic cartridges too. 😁😎
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I have that je ne sais quoi, just ask Jeff Stegmeier !!
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Is that what they call it these days?
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