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That was the point. I couldn’t easily find 2&1/2 inch shells. They were said to be good for home defense. You can put 10 where 5 three inch shells would fit, but they wouldn’t cycle in my 12 gauge pump gun.
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There were several discussions on different boards about shorty shells a few years ago. I did some research and the statement above is correct. They are actually pretty high pressure loads. While performance is relatively mild, due to the limited case capacity, they are actually kind of intense.
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Would they be a safe replacement for the 2&1/2-inch RST shells?
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To my knowledge, they meet full SAAMI specs and are not replacements for low pressure loads such as RST. Whether they are safe or not is your decision.
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01-26-2024, 10:56 PM | #7 | ||||||
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They aren't intended to be lower pressure or even designed for guns with short chambers. The idea is to be able to fit more shells into a pump shotgun.
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They probably don't make much sense in double guns, but I'm open to discussion. |
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This data is a few years old but likely close
Aguila 12ga MINISHELL 1 3/4” 5/8 oz. shot 1,175 fps; 11,000 psi Federal 12g SHORTY 1 3/4” 15/16 oz. shot 1,145 fps; 9,500 psi Dave: why are you using 2 1/2" shells in a 12g Parker? Are the chambers not 2 5/8"?
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2-5/8 shells? |
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