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Ok, I got all my conponents except red dot. Hopefully, my wife will pick some up at scheels if they have it in stock tomorrow. I weighed out 1 1/8 oz of 7.5 shot. I put the 16 gauge 1/2" fiber wad in first and the shot would spill over the top of the SP10. When I go to actually load acouple of these, should I put the fiber wad under still and just let the shot be contained by the hull or shot first and thrn the wad under crimp?
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And im pretty sure my OD Rem hulls ave more internal volume than the federals that everyone uses. Going to have to cut hulls down a little more I believe and add a washer or something under the short kit for my mec
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For 1 1/8oz #7 or #8's I use two .125 16ga card wads in the bottom of the sp-10 shot cup. The 16ga card wads from circle fly actually measure about .140 thick. I get a good crimp with either the Remington or Federal hull cut to exactly 2 7/8"
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that 1 1/8 ounce load in a short ten has got to be one of the best patterning loads ever developed....charlie
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CL, it's cheaper to cut a 1/2" cushion wad the cut the correct thickness than to use two 125 cards. You can get two reloads out of one wad. Your way would use four wads. Also, I found you first seat the plastic wad then lightly seat the fiber wad in the plastic wad. If you use too much pressure doing it together or seating the fiber wad sometimes the fiber wad will stick in the drop tube and cause a mess after the shot drop. I now have a 12ga drop tube installed and haven't had the problem again.
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