Southern

[CraigThompson]

Loading 10 gauge stuff for the Southern today ! Well if I’m able to get there on time .

[CraigThompson]

When I get done with that last few hulls I’ll have 125 done today . Hopefully next week I can knock out 125 more . Kinda lazy I bought a flat of factory Fiochi for the 28 as well as a flat each of Winchester for the 12 and 20 . Already had eight or so flats of Winchester 16 gauge . So I’ll be covered for all except the 410 . Might load four boxes of them next week as well .

[charlie cleveland]

looks like you will have all the bases covered...good shooting....charlie

[CraigThompson]

looks like you will have all the bases covered...good shooting....charlie

Yes I’d say pretty well covered ! Now all I need to do is get to the Philippines in good health then return to the USA in good health with no hang ups in the airport . And the day after I return home hit the road to the Southern . Awful lotta stuff has to fall inline for me to make it down this year but I’m trying :rolleyes:

[Bill Murphy]

What velocity do you get from the ten gauge Red Dot load you mention on your loader?

[CraigThompson]

What velocity do you get from the ten gauge Red Dot load you mention on your loader?

I’ve never chronographed it but I would assume 1050-1100 ish .

[Paul Harm]

I'd think it's all of 1100, if not a hair more. I use that load but a little lighter on shot - 1 1/16 oz. It really smokes birds nice with mod/mod chokes.

[CraigThompson]

I'd think it's all of 1100, if not a hair more. I use that load but a little lighter on shot - 1 1/16 oz. It really smokes birds nice with mod/mod chokes.

First time I ran 25 straight on the skeet field with the 1 1/8 ounce Red Dot load I was shooting a Grade 2 top lever 32” F&F #3 frame . It made 25 of the prettiest black clouds you ever saw even from stations 3 , 4 and 5 :cool: