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Victor Wasylyna 02-06-2018 01:01 PM

Short Ten Winchester Super Field (WSF) Loads: Test Results
 
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I just received test results for three Winchester Super Field (WSF) waterfowl loads (using bismuth). The components are: (1) a 10 gauge Remington (green) hull (cut to 2 7/8''); (2) a Winchester 209 primer; (3) an SP-10 wad; (4) 1/4'' 16 gauge fiber filler in the wad cup; (5) 1.25 ounces of #4 bismuth; (6) one 16 gauge overshot card; and (7) a 6 point fold crimp. Load #1 has 23.0 grains of WSF, Load #2 has 24.5 grains of WSF, and Load #3 has 26.0 grains of WSF.

Load #3 hit the mark: 1204 fps @ 6805 psi. Assuming Load #3 patterns well, it will take ducks next season.

Also, as a comparative example, Load #4 was assembled the same as Load #2, but with 1.25 ounces of #4 lead (instead of #4 bismuth). There is no significant difference between the bismuth load (1056 fps @ 5900 psi) and the lead load (1055 fps @ 5748 psi).

-Victor

charlie cleveland 02-06-2018 03:33 PM

them ducks are in trouble...charlie

Patrick Barrett 11-26-2019 07:53 AM

Forgive me for asking but what are you shooting these loads out of? Very interesting load charts! wonderful !

Victor Wasylyna 11-26-2019 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Patrick Barrett (Post 286212)
... what are you shooting these loads out of?

The Duck Hammer:

John Dallas 11-26-2019 04:00 PM

Is there anything neater (and better eating) than a bull can?

Matt Buckley 11-26-2019 04:34 PM

That picture belongs on the front of the website for a month. Awesome pic.

Patrick Barrett 11-26-2019 08:41 PM

Hammer
 
Very nice picture! Your load data is an inspiration! Im shooting a 10 ga Remington double 1894 steel 32" bbls. I have not owned it that long but she feels very similar to my Parker. Solid and robust....like a bigger brother. The workmanship in these fine old guns is second to none.

Thank you for sharing.

Joe Wheeler 11-26-2022 10:42 AM

Thank you for these.

The powder WST is the Winchester WSF Ball Powder correct?

Aaron Beck 11-26-2022 04:41 PM

How are you metering the bismuth, by weight or volume?

Victor Wasylyna 11-26-2022 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Wheeler (Post 376260)
The powder WST is the Winchester WSF Ball Powder correct?

Can’t answer your question, as I don’t know. I do know that WSF is Winchester Super Field.

-Victor

Victor Wasylyna 11-26-2022 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Aaron Beck (Post 376276)
How are you metering the bismuth, by weight or volume?

For testing purposes, everything was precisely weighted.

In practice, shot and powder are volumetrically metered using the appropriate MEC charge bar and bushing.

-Victor

CraigThompson 11-26-2022 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Victor Wasylyna (Post 376280)
For testing purposes, everything was precisely weighted.

In practice, shot and powder are volumetrically metered using the appropriate MEC charge bar and bushing.

-Victor

I’m like you when I first started loading Bismith I weighed each load , now I just drop it as I would lead shot .

CraigThompson 11-26-2022 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Wheeler (Post 376260)
Thank you for these.

The powder WST is the Winchester WSF Ball Powder correct?

No it isn’t ! There’s WSF and there’s also WST . As stated WSF is Winchester Super Field and WST is Winchester Super Target . There’s also a WSH Winchester Super Handicap . I took pics of WST and WSH but sorry to say all my WSF is in at the shop .

Joe Wheeler 11-27-2022 12:01 AM

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Thanks for clarifying it for me.


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