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I prefer the clays, but use the green dot more, cause it's what I use for 16's. You let me know which one you get, what press your using and I'll get you the info, and a few hundered hulls and wads to get you going.
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Clay target shooters throw away 20 gauge Gun Clubs by the thousands. Find a place to buy Gun Club shells for about five bucks a box and save the empties.
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Bill is absolutely correct...... and they reload nice. Like I said I get at least 8 reloads out of them, and have thousands. No appreciable difference between the AA's and the Gun Club hulls, as far as reloading, and none with LP loads
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2 1/2 low pressure reloads
hi all,
i have a bunch of RST 2 1/2" hulls that i would like to reload. does anyone know a good low pressure recipe or where i could find some. this is a great site for those like me who are new to reloading. Thanks, john |
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What guage are you wanting to reload?
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