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Unread 12-20-2024, 07:38 PM   #17
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If you enjoy shooting vintage shotguns in the obsolete gauges, 8ga, 10ga or 16ga, reloading is the only option. Try to find 3/4oz or 7/8oz 1150fps 12ga loads commercially. Try to find a 1 1/8oz bismuth low pressure load for your Parker duck gun. Reloading is easy and gives you a feeling of satisfaction when you dust a clay or drop a bird with your home rolled.
By no means am I knocking anyone for loading the lighter 16 loads but for years I shot plain old Winchester Dove and Quail 1 ounce promotional loads in a circa 1916 GH 16 gauge Damascus I had . My loading now is pretty much 8 and 10 only .
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