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05-07-2017, 09:05 PM

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as a waterfowl load- i am concerned about its reputation for poor cold weather performance

I used it for years in some cold wet weather and it performed as expected. I'd have to look up my load data but if memory serves me right I used the Federal 209/209A which is a hotter primer and the RXP12 PP29928 wad which I have an ample supply of if you are interested.

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