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Unread 04-17-2016, 06:06 PM   #9
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William, the A5 will cycle any shell from the lightest to the heaviest. You just have to take off the forearm and change where the friction ring and bronze friction piece are located - above the spring or below it. Back to Troys' question - With old guns I like to stay on the light side of loads with the 100+ year old woods. I'm right now fixing a crack behind the top tang on a friends old double. I gave him a load for 3/4oz of shot but he decided to use 1oz with the same powder charge. Cracked wood.
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