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Unread 06-04-2016, 07:38 PM   #1
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Jack and AJ. Thanks for the input. I also have a 7/8 load I may hunt with. Or maybe 1oz. I just like 3/4 oz. And my load for 3/4 is pushing 1200 fps with 5000 psi. I bet they are gonna be sweet to shoot. As soon as I get this huge chest of drawers I'm building for my closet out of my garage. I plan on loading and shooting skeet and I forget what they call it , where they take you through the woods and throw skeet over trees and across the pond etc. But I'm with you AJ on not wanting to wound game. I will sort it all out by the fall. But as I should be shooting and loading I'm working on my house. It's gonna get hot here in Texas in a few weeks. I don't really like to come back from the range all sweaty. But it will be worth it instead of missing birds during season. Can't wait to breakout my old double on a crisp cool morning. I have 4 boxes of bismuth from rst for ducks. Should get me thru one season. Which do y'all think is better for non toxic reloading. Bismuth or that xti. I think that what it's called. What are the opinions on that for a lp load for 12 gauge 2 1/2 load. Thanks for the input
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