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Know what you mean. About 12 years ago when the granddaughter lived with us she took a toy gun and knife to school. Back then, we got a call to come and get them and have a talk with her. Oh, we had told her not to do it - but you know how that goes. Later when she was in high school I did a science project with her on the magic of steel. We showed how steel would harden when heated to critical and quenched in oil. That time we used a knife blank we made [ I called ahead and ask permission for her to bring the blank in glued to a poster board ] - she got a A.
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I started reloading 40+ years ago strictly for economic reasons. Now like Paul, Craig and others, I reload because I can't buy the loads I like to shoot in my vintage guns. I reload 3/4oz. loads in 12,16,20 and 28ga. not only because they are low pressure and minimal recoil but because I believe that my reloads are equal to any RST or similar factory loads. I call them my "custom" loads and they work very well for me. Bigger is'nt always better.
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I have been unable to find a published load for 3/4 oz. 28 gauge. Please point me in the right direction.
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Brain lock. I meant 5/8 oz. Old age ain't for sissies.
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I reloaded for 46 years and found the experience very similar to owning a boat - two of the happiest days of my life were when I got everything all set up to load all 4 gauges, then again when I hauled all that crap to my local gun show and sold it all.
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Daniel;
If you are currently loading a 3/4oz. load all you have to do is to reduce your shot charge 1/8oz. and it will be fine. No worries as pressure will be lower with a slight increase in velocity. You'll have to experiment to find the right combination of wad and hull but if you are lucky the 1/8oz. will not make much of a difference in your crimp. Good luck and let us know how you make out.
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Kevin, if you feel that way, what are you doing on this forum ? We enjoy what we're doing and don't really need comments like yours.
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Daniel, maybe leave everything as is, reduce the shot to 5/8, and throw a navy bean in the bottom of the plastic wad if needed for a good crimp.
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