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Unread 07-28-2018, 09:50 AM   #1
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I use Clays for 7/8oz loads for sporting clays and skeet and International for 1oz. for trap in my league. Consider also using 8.5 shot. I use size #8.5 shot for each for less payload per shell (easy for gun and the shoulder) but has more pellet count than #8 and #7 1/2 vs 1 1/8oz loads My 1oz load for trap with Federal components with International with a full choke W97 Black Diamond Tournament Grade smokes targets.
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I have used both clays and international clays for low pressure 12's with either 7/8th or 1oz shot charges.
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I use Clay Dot for 7/8 and 1 oz loads from the Alliant website. I use same powder weight for both, but different wad. The 7/8 is a great load at 1,200 FPS.
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