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If a thinner card is needed, I have used a over shot card on top of the fiber wad to prevent compressing of the shot with good results.
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ok, my test are in about fiber and hard card placement in the wad. i loaded 1 1/8 th oz 7 1/2's. one with fiber only and the other with 2 hard cards. used my NH 30 in .036 choked gun and the fiber shot 328 in a 30 in. pattern at 40 yds(about 87 %) the hard card shot 329 in a 30 in. pattern( pete,FYI that would be 1 more hit :rotf:)but with that said, the hard card pattern had a much tighter hit count in the center; where the other one was more even spaced over the 30 inch target. i think the hard cards would shoot tighter at longer distance targets . :) scott
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thanks for the test results scott...ive patterned lots of the heavy loads in the ten but just starting to pattern the lighter loads...killed a few squirl a way out yonder this past year using some of yalls light loads recipes.... charlie
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The light loads have become a nice habit. not only have they helped with stretching my bags of lead farther but I feel a heckofalot sharper with my 1ozers when I pull some of them out. I have to add that I drop the charge too so using less again stretches the tub of powders also.
I see that most recipe list have numerous primers listed. Next to Remington 209's which are the closest to them as far as reliability and consistancy??? |
For Remington primers are all I have used...
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Keith, I substitute Winchester primers for Remington's with no other changes in the load.
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Not sure about consistency, but here's some information about primer effect on pressures.
http://www.armbrust.acf2.org/primersubs.htm |
winchester 209 usally lower preasures than other brand primers as a whole...this is what i use except for the old 57 rem... which i load a lot.... charlie
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