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Unread 07-10-2018, 08:00 AM   #1
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. One reason they pattern so well is the fiber comes apart on firing. Add something hard may change results.

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IMHO- since the fiber wad should be in the bottom of the load- its not like the old overcards causing a hole in the pattern, so the only affect i can think the wad material could have on the pattern is that a very soft material may have some minor impact on set back deformation, but since its already in the sp10 cushioned wad- i doubt it would be noticeable
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Yeah, use over powder card wads instead of fiber fillers.
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Yeah, use over powder card wads instead of fiber fillers.
that is what i did for these tested loads 2 16ga .125 wads inside the plastic wads

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