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Unread 11-21-2021, 05:22 PM   #11
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Shot these 2 with 7/8oz in the VHE 20 today.
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Jeff, I have been looking for a 1 oz load to use on wild birds. I'll have to try and locate some Longshot, or find a 1 oz load in a 2 1/2' hull using 7625, PB, Universal, Unique, or International--all of which I have.
I have heard Longshot doesnt meter well, but I only want to load up a few boxes.
Longshot meters fine Harold. It known as "loudshot" as it is louder than normal. I've successfully loaded 3/4oz. 16's with the DR16 wad using Longshot.
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I agree with Double Lab. I have the adjustable shot-powder bar in a mec grabber I use and it meters fine. And the report is louder. Makes you wonder if you loaded shells too hot. Longshot is my go to powder for 16 - 10 gauge hunting loads as you can get good velocity with lower pressure than most other powders available. 16 gauge society may have some loads using the other powders you listed.
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Adjustable charge bar= best addition you can add to your MEC!
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Longshot meters fine Harold. It known as "loudshot" as it is louder than normal. I've successfully loaded 3/4oz. 16's with the DR16 wad using Longshot.
I loaded up some 16g hunting shells with Longshot. Recipes came from John Davis and they work just fine.
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I load 1 oz of NP BB's over longshot for coyote hunting in my 2 1/2" 16ga drillings, works great.



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that's a nice big one....charlie
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