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Unread 12-25-2012, 08:44 PM   #1
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I finally got to cutting open and weighing a couple of RST shells that I have. Both are 1oz lites. 6 and 7 shot.

Actual shot weight was .982 and 1.017 oz.
Powder measured in at 18.6 and 18.8 grains.

The other thread referenced mentioned using 20 grains and achieving 1,220 fps.
I know these factory RST loads are rated at 1,175 fps. if I remember correctly. So I am sure the additional grain or so of powder makes for the increased velocity. I am going to check out the local store by me that is known for having a lot of reloading supplies for very reasonable prices. Will have to see what kinds of powders they have. I doubt if they have the wads I need, but we will see.
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What was the wad column made of in the RST?
Poly wad
Filler- what? inside the shotcup or under it?
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