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Yeah, we raised chickens for several years, and hogs, too. Now if you want to talk about producing poop...there's no business like hog business.

There is a reason I shoot 12's and 20's at clays, and 16's at feathers.... :D

Those Nobel low recoil 20ga rounds are perfect dirt shooters out of my trojan.

What is a "dirt shooter"?





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Local slang for shooting clays...... :D

I assume he is referring to a gun used to shoot clay targets.

-Victor

Okay I get it... so I shoot "dirts" and when I'm in the VT hills I shoot "buds".;)





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And this is why I reload 2 1/2" and 2 3/4" 16g. I don't run out for hunting or clays.

When you reload the 2.5's. How do you do that and get a good crimp?

I bought a lee load all 16ga, just to give it a try. I plan to load the rst's once I empty them. The Lee is still sitting in the box so I have never started. Have some sg-16 wads, #8 shot, primers, etc. I have read, you can place a nickel under the shell when you crimp, to get a good 2.5" crimp, thought I might play around with that...