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Unread 02-10-2011, 11:34 AM   #1
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John,
They are a great hull, I've loaded 1000's of the 2-1/2" hulls.
All my 2-1/2" are red, and the 2-3/4" are green.
I like it that way, for ease of recognition.
Thanks for checking and enjoy the pleasures of reloading.
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Unread 02-20-2011, 06:05 PM   #2
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A few questions re primers and I picked up this on another site:

Hottest to coldest.

Federal 209A
Chedditte
Remington
CCI 209 M
Winchester
CCI standard
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Thanks, actually I was just headed out to set up the 16 gauge loader. I picked up the powder last weekend, and the wads arrived. I will work with the cheddite primers, then switch to Winchester since they are one thing that is readily available here.

I also found out that my Parker was "restored and restocked" by Larry DelGrego in the early '70's, making the wood just 40 years old.
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