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Originally Posted by Craig Larter
Mike thanks for the article on 8ga reloading. Question, page 33 shows a Winchester hull between two black Remington hulls. The Winchester is roll crimped. From powder to shot the stack appears to be 1/8" 8ga over powder card wad, 1/2" 8 ga Fiber wad, Gualandi Hi-Cap, shot. Am I seeing that correct and was that shell tested? If so what is the recipe and results?
I like the concept since much of the shot is contained in the plastic wad cup and should result in greatly reduced leading. Thank Craig
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Craig, I haven’t tested that load yet. The shells in the photo were just an example of big 8 reloads. That load will be tested but with the 8g NC beneath the 8g 1/2” fiber wad. You will get more shot inside of the wad petals that way as you said. 👍🏻
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