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09-27-2023, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by edgarspencer
It may be what it says, but a reasonable person, with reloading experience, would know that simply can't be correct. Most every published 28ga load will have pressures in excess of 8000psi, and usually over 10,000 psi.
I suspect there may have been a dropped digit, either a 1 in front of 1190, or a zero at the end, as those are numbers one would expect.
Green Dot in 28ga is somewhat odd, though common in 20ga.
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It came out of The handbook of shotshell reloading by Kenneth W Couger. Published in 1984. I bet you are right.
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