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Unread 02-02-2015, 01:24 PM   #1
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I loaded 5 shells up with these components
Remington Olive drab hulls cut to 2 7/8
Win209
19 grs Clays
SP10 with 1/2" 16 ga fiber
1 1/8 oz 7.5s
When I go to final crimp, I can hear the shot squishing. I dont know if thats bad or not but my crimps are coming out pretty good (see pictures). I noticed my press was wanting to put 40 lbs of wad seating pressure but I was stopping it at the 30 lb mark.
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I loaded 5 shells up with these components
Remington Olive drab hulls cut to 2 7/8
Win209
19 grs Clays
SP10 with 1/2" 16 ga fiber
1 1/8 oz 7.5s
When I go to final crimp, I can hear the shot squishing. I dont know if thats bad or not but my crimps are coming out pretty good (see pictures). I noticed my press was wanting to put 40 lbs of wad seating pressure but I was stopping it at the 30 lb mark.
If you think the shot column is a little too tall, tear off a sliver from the 1/2" fiber wad with your thumbnail until you get it right.
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