Federal Grand Master paper hulls.

[Tom Black]

Are the 3 dram, 1 1/8 oz loads safe to use in a good solid Trojan? Thank you.
Tom

[Bill Davis]

Absolutely! One of the finest shells made and they smell so good!

[Tom Black]

Since I bought a case of them that is extremely good news. Thank you so much.
Tom

[John Davis]

I use the Federal Paper Grand, 2 3/4 dram (1 1/8 of #8 shot) for registered trap singles. I reload them with 1 oz. of #8 shot and use those for practice and for the first shot in registered doubles and Federal Paper Grand 3 dram (1 1/8 of #8 shot) for the second shot. I have shot the Federal Paper Grand 3 dram #8 shot for registered handicap but I prefer RST Paper Trap Loads (3 dram 1 1/8 of #7.5 shot). The paper shells to me seem to shoot a bit softer and the Federal Grands are great for reloading.

I shoot a Parker SBT for singles and handicap and a Parker GHE for doubles trap.

[Bob Brown]

John, could you mention the rest of your 1 oz. #8 shot recipe? I just bought 650 once fired of the Federal paper hulls and haven't check into loads yet. Thanks.

[John Davis]

Federal Paper Grand hull
1 oz. #8 shot
17 grains of Clays powder
Windjammer 1 oz. wad
Winchester 209 primer

[charlie cleveland]

that would be a fine squirl load in a light gun....charlie

[Dave Noreen]

I shoot my 3 dram, 1 1/8 ounce Federal papers at Trap, Eurasians, and as my first barrel Pheasant load. I then reload them with a Federal 209A primer, 18.4 grains of Clays, Winchester WAA12SL and 7/8 ounce of shot, which the book says is 1200 fps. My brain is happiest at 1200 fps.

[Paul Harm]

You might notice the recoil if shooting 100 or so at one time. Know I would.

[Mike Koneski]

Absolutely! One of the finest shells made and they smell so good!

Bill, there's just something about the smell of a freshly fired paper shell. Now if they could make a womens perfume like that no wearer would be safe!! :rotf: