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Unread 12-03-2022, 08:11 AM   #1
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would like to see pictures of your home rolled wad...charlie
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would like to see pictures of your home rolled wad...charlie
I find a full length shot cup helps with the roll crimp because the overshot card sits nice and flush on top of it. Though with my 8 ga being cylinder choke I didnt see much of a difference in pattern between not using a shot cup.

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Wow. A really nice looking shell.
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Wow. A really nice looking shell.
A bit time consuming to make and im not really sure the purpose of using a shot cup in a 8 gauge unless someone had a modern one and wanted to try different non toxic shot types. I did have some 8 gauge steel data at one time from across the pond haha. Im fine with lead though besides we cant use the 8 gauge on waterfowl anyhow so its kind of a mute point.
Still its fun to tinker and try new things.
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Thanks for the feedback all, I had heard BPI was possibly going to do a 10, so that sounds more certain Craig. We will wait into the new year!
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looks good to me I bet it would shoot a better pattern in a choked gun....I will try making spa shotcup wad and shoot it out of my gun that has some choke in it....charlie
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Charlie all you do is take a old 10 gauge hull cut it to the length you need and glue a nitro card in the bottom. According to my caliper its measure around the same as the SP-8 wad in diameter. I want to say around .820 or so, youll want to try some different slit patterns if you decided to tinker with them. I also made some shot cups from cardboard tubes as well but they were extremely hard to cut slits into.
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There is a substantial quantity of 4,8,&10ga material in the upcoming sporting auction at PA Auction Center. It is their 12/17/22 sportsman’s auction.

https://paauctioncenter.hibid.com/ca...tion/?cpage=10
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There is a substantial quantity of 4,8,&10ga material in the upcoming sporting auction at PA Auction Center. It is their 12/17/22 sportsman’s auction.

https://paauctioncenter.hibid.com/ca...tion/?cpage=10
There was quite a bit of RST Black Powder stuff that sold on GB a few weeks ago, at insane prices (nobody could have been buying it to shoot.) I think a lot of the more scarce has started going around and around the auction sites in a bizarre "rareity"situation.
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I would like 4 bags of SP 8's if you still have some to sell. Thanks Craig
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