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Originally Posted by Steve Kleist
The idea of a spreader sounds like an interesting reloading project fior my 28 ga Parker. Please pardon my ignorance, but are speader wads commercially available? Are there recommended brands? Your advice and experience is appreciated.
Thank You in advance.
Steve Kleist Ely,MN
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Steve, you don't need special spreader wads if you use Spred-R inserts from Polywad. You simply use your regular recipe and add one on top of your shot before crimping. They work great.
http://www.polywad.com/spredr-inserts.html
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