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Fox's are tough & strong, no problem shooting them. I shoot heavy loads in all of my all the time. All my also have 2 3/4in. chambers.
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10-25-2024, 09:27 PM
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I loaded a lot of Nice Shot when it was around ( still have a couple pounds around here)
The rule of thumb was it added about 1500 when substituting for lead I had some tested and they came in around there or a little bit less I have some RST 16s left. I never doubted RST did their homework and developed a proper load
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The NICE shot is inside a plastic shotcup. 1 ounce at 1225 speed is a 2-3/4 DE (dram equivalent) load in 16-gauge. Kind of a regular "low brass" Field load as used for hunting for over a century and before the more recent advent of 1125 and 1150 fps loads with less recoil.
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