16 gauge paper hulls

[Randy Zimmer]

If you have been looking for 16 gauge paper hulls, ballistic products finally has some in stock. I know I personally have been looking for a long time.
Randy

[Keith Doty]

Myself! Finally some came in and I got hands on 1K of them, outta last me several years. There's just something about paper hulls...... Apparently they only run them once a year or so, read this somewhere pretty recently. 12s have been available off and on, 20s too, but these are the first 16s I've seen in a long, long time.

[john pulis]

They do not have the same “aroma therapy” as Federals loaded with Red and/or Clay Dot but are still nice when BP has them.

[Keith Doty]

Anybody know why the paper 16s come in 65mm as well as 67mm? Seems 20s are in 67mm only at BP.

[Mike Koneski]

Anybody know why the paper 16s come in 65mm as well as 67mm? Seems 20s are in 67mm only at BP.

It's classified :whistle:

[Keith Doty]

Mike, as always, you are the fountain of information I count on! I'll contact my inside guy at the CIA for the secret!

[Mike Koneski]

Keith, I do what I can to educate and entertain. :corn:

[CraigThompson]

I had some Winchester paper 8 gauge hulls I reloaded . Didn’t roll them however. They folded nicely .

[Daryl Corona]

It's classified :whistle:

Another candidate for a t-shirt.

[Mike Koneski]

Another candidate for a t-shirt.

It’s already a shirt and decal

[edgarspencer]

Anybody know why the paper 16s come in 65mm as well as 67mm? Seems 20s are in 67mm only at BP.

I'll hazard a guess and suggest maybe one was intended to be roll crimped (Still common in Europe) and the other star folded crimp.

[edgarspencer]

If I was loading 7/8 oz. in my 2 1/2" hulls (I am), and I wanted to go to 1 ounce, using the same wad, I think I would like those 67mm hulls.