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Unread 12-24-2021, 07:49 PM   #41
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i totally agree. I've got many vintage shells I've bought, and use in my vintage doubles. Just today I was measuring some vintage 16s I have on hand to see which I would feel comfortable using in the Parker 16 ga., with original chambers. I've shot them for years at doves. There's a strange satisfaction in taking a nice mess of doves with shells that are almost as old as the gun.

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Time moves on and familiar clays shells are becoming available.

Spotted today in a station trash can while shooting at Rock Mountain. Expand pic if you can’t make out the price sticker.
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Time moves on and familiar clays shells are becoming available.

Spotted today in a station trash can while shooting at Rock Mountain. Expand pic if you can’t make out the price sticker.
All I have to say is those weren’t purchased here!! That’s robbery!!
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That is steep. Especially for GC loads.
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BTW, there were pretty many once fired Gun Club hulls in the hull buckets this week. Just sayin'.
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I see GC's selling for $9.99 a box around here. Thinking 10 bucks will be the new price. Still mostly Italian hulls at Rochester Brooks but a few more GC's this week. Still not finding any 8ga industrial hulls LOL.
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let us know when you find them 8 ga hulls....charlie
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I wonder them being a limited production run is part of the cost ?
Like some brass manufacturer's require a minimal order of 50k pieces to do custom batch. I think Federal says it takes about 3 days or so to complete the waxing/drying part for the paper tubes which adds significantly to production time vs plastic.
But there’s no added labor time for the drying process so the cost shouldn’t be associated with this.





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I am not sure. Nothing listed on the box. It does state Reduced felt recoil.Then also stated do not use in Twist or Damascus barrels.
That’s just a disclaimer the insurance companies insist on for the manufacturers. Heck, every box of RST shells has that same disclaimer.





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How would they work in a 2 5/8" 12g VH? I sometimes over obsess about such things.
I have shot a LOT of 2 3/4” AA’s in my 1899 Titanic DH with 2 9/16” chambers when I used to shoot informal trap at my club before I got involved in Skeet.





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