28 recipe advice

[Harold Pickens]

Did you mean 2 1/2', Rick?
What would be low pressure in a 28 ga?

[Double Lab]

Unfortunately low presure and 28 gauge aren't in the same zip code. Saami specs for the 28 are 12,500psi I believe so if you can keep them under 12k I guess that can be considered low pressure. There are plenty of recipes to choose from.

[Rick Roemer]

Originally Posted by Harold Lee Pickens

Did you mean 2 1/2', Rick?
What would be low pressure in a 28 ga?

Yes. 2.5”.

I’m not sure exactly what I’m looking for other than I don’t want to hurt my Parker!

Mine has 2.5” chambers

I haven’t found reloading data for powders that are available.

[Double Lab]

Most of my smallbores have short chambers and all I've ever fed them is a diet of low pressure, light payload 2 3/4' ammo.

[edgarspencer]

While not 'currently available', Alliant 20/28 is widely considered the most popular choice for powder. Many of us foresaw the supply issues, purportedly associated with the war in Ukraine, and stocked up.
Winchester 572 can be substituted, in approximately the same amount. I'm pretty satisfied with 14.5grs of 20/28. Winchester 572 is a bit dirty, especially when compared to 20/28.
I have 28s in 2.5" and 2.75", so I load only 2.5". My wad of choice, and I've tried lots of them, is the old Fiocchi RO-28, for 3/4oz, now sold by BPI simply as RO-28.
You'll need to trim your hulls a bit when Roll crimping. Tested pressure are, on average, around 500psi less when roll crimped.

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Rick Roemer

Yes. 2.5”.

I’m not sure exactly what I’m looking for other than I don’t want to hurt my Parker!

Mine has 2.5” chambers

I haven’t found reloading data for powders that are available.

What powders are you looking for Rick?