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I've been privileged to have a large supply of Clays, International and Universal Clays when the powder shortage started. However I've used the last of my Universal and International so on the hunt for replacement in my 12 gauge 2 1/2 Cheddites Hulls.
I've sources 12 pounds of 7625 and 8 pounds of Perfect Pattern and 8 pounds of 700X. Shot 19.8 grains of 7625 in my first run, shells performed well on the pattern board with light recoil but surprised how the barrels looked. I'm used to clean burning Clays so a little surprised.
So my question does Longshot and Perfect Pattern burn like the Clays Powder or should I expect an increase in fowling?
The Following User Says Thank You to George Davis For Your Post:
I have found that they are a little dirtier than Clays, but then again that's what Clays was known for, clean burning. I see no problem with a dirtier burning powder as the next shot cleans the bore. Nowadays we got to load what we can get.
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