Remington 16 gauge
 

Gentlemen, I am in need of some 16 gauge Remington Game load hulls. These are the black shells that can be bought at the big box stores. I am willing to buy whatever you can spare,

I have a hand full left of a box of ribbed black plastic 16ga Remingtons with cardboard wads and no shot cups that I bought in 1965. I never throw anything away.... I'll put them in my will for you Dave...

Thanks Rich!

is there anything special about these hulls...ive loaded them and they reload more times than most other hulls.... charlie

Charlie, Nothing special really. I am set up for them and have a pile of wads,etc. I load them several way's and use them in all my 16 gauge gun's. A lot of guys like the cheddite hulls like Winchester,RST etc. and every once in a while I splurge and buy a flat of RST's. I think there is no better but reloading is still cheaper and I enjoy it.

Thanks to a couple of generous PGCA members I have a supply on the way. We really do have a bunch of great guy's here.....:bowdown:

I'm addicted to them because they make wonderful crimps, indistinguishable from new out of the box. I only bought a couple hundred from BP years ago, enough to last me out, so I have none to spare.

king some shells just seem to crimp better for me too..but for some reason there usally harder to put the wad in it just may be me...charlie

King, If you bought a couple hundred a few years ago you don't shoot enough...:whistle:

It's true, I don't shoot as I did, clays a few times with the kids, but mostly for birds. A couple hundred new hulls in 12, 16 and 20 will see me out with a few flats of Kent TM. The limit on blacks is five, the geese toll well, but I bought some beautiful magnum drake whistler decoys for the divers mix next season so enough maybe not!

King, Do you have or have you used a Nova Scotia Tolling Dog? I had a friend who passed away a couple of weeks ago who had a wonderful one, "Rusty" that was a fabulous dog on just about any kind of fowl, be it geese, ducks or woodcock. What has been your experience with these dogs?

Dean