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Unread 01-07-2020, 12:53 PM   #1
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Keep in mind that up to April 1940, 1 1/4 ounce loads were allowed in trap shooting. The 3 1/8 dram equiv. pushing 1 1/4 ounce of shot was quite a popular load.

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Dave, when you find a box of those Lubaloy trap loads in the 3" case, we'll talk. Drew, were there also ten gauge 3 1/2" available? Of course we lament the fact that the customer could have had a #4 Super Ten for $50.00 but turned it down.
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My mentor, Louis Goland, would say to me when I was learning to shoot"a yank & a bang, you missed because you were not on it"----who knows what I was shooting an oz, 1 1/8, 1 1/4 or 20 oz's, other than.----I MISSED!!!

I finally came to the conclusion , if the target did not have feathers, I could not hit it !!!

That is my story & I am sticking to it. I never shot a 25, but I shot a ton of 24's.
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those are some really good looking shot shell boxes i have some like them in 12 ga and 1 box of the 10 ga...also have a box of the early 10 ga 3 1/2 inch magnum in the record brand of shells....charlie
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Why do I shoot 1 1/8 ounce loads at trap? Because I can’t shoot 1 1/4.
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Yet another thread with information worth the price of admission! Thanks.
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I shot pigeons last Saturday at a fun shoot. Bounced around between guns (because it was a fun shoot). Guns used; a Perazzi pigeon gun, an AL 391 trap gun, and a 1935 Parker Vent Rib trap gun. Shot all equally well, even though I shot 1 oz 8s, 1st bbl, and 1 1/8 oz 2nd BBL in the Parker.
The bystanders were amazed at how well the Parker performed, despite using the light loads.
After a bazzilion years of shooting, you start to learn how effective the lighter loads are. Bruised shoulders are for the newbies.
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What Todd said X 100





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You should have seen the 50 - 60 yard shots I was breaking with a full choke 20 gauge with 7/8 oz. of #8 pushed by 14 grains of 20/28 at our New Years Day shoot.





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You should have seen the 50 - 60 yard shots I was breaking with a full choke 20 gauge with 7/8 oz. of #8 pushed by 14 grains of 20/28 at our New Years Day shoot.





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I shot the 10 ga. to back up Dean at that shoot and was amazed at the reach it had. It was after 3 stations that I saw it was a 20 ga.
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