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Unread 01-16-2020, 11:39 AM   #1
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Once you open the chokes you can never put that metal back... and opening chokes on a Parker usually reduces its resale value considerably.





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The spreaders I load are very aggressive in spreading the shot. Use the PC Post wads, cut short pieces of fuel line to go over the post, which causes even more spreading than the post itself. They will still allow an ounce or more of shot in a AA or STS shell. They feed through a PW loader just like a regular wad. Some loaders have a pin in the wad seater and are more difficult with the post wad. This has been my favorite spreader load for many years.
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