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Thank you Dan for the information on delivery and your indepth reasoning for using them. I might add that modern wads work in these cartridges unlike the other brass brands. I also have ordered 20 gauge shells so I can finally shoot my hammer gun without piercing the primers of the Cheddite shells used by the makers of the low pressure shotgun shells. These do cost more in the beginning but once you add the cost of the low pressure shells (if you can find them) and the shipping to the western US, shooting the brass a few times will pay for themselves.
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