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Unread 05-17-2023, 08:46 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Greg Baehman View Post
Should we really be comparing Allen's issue of shot bridging with his .410 MEC 600Jr. dropping #7 1/2 shot vs. Frank's 28ga. MEC 9000 dropping #8 shot?
It's America, Greg. Do as you like. Frank found that the cause of the bridging was the restriction at the end of the ram tube, corrected it and cured his problem. 9000, 600Jr, or Sizemaster, the ram tube design is the same, so I think it's reasonable to start there. I'll agree with you (yeah, rare, right?) that the tube ID on the .410 is smaller than the 28, though if it bridges with with 71/2, It's likely to bridge with#8.
My only point in my previous post was to bring attention to Frank's cure of the restriction.
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