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Charley
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| Joined: | Fri Sep 9th, 2005 |
| Location: | San Antonio, Texas USA |
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| Photo: | | | Are you a handloader?: | Yes | | Favorite type of cartridge to load?: | I load everything! | | My favorite chambering is:: | all of them |
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I've got a 20 bore Pennsylvania Flowler from Jim Chambers, it hndles my BP shotgunning needs.
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| Posted: Sat Dec 2nd, 2006 11:47 PM |
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ghrit
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| Joined: | Fri Apr 14th, 2006 |
| Location: | Endless Mountains, Pennsylvania USA |
| Posts: | 758 |
| Photo: | | | Are you a handloader?: | No | | Favorite type of cartridge to load?: | none | | My favorite chambering is:: | 2-3/4 dram equiv, 1 OZ, 7-1/2 trap |
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Baltimore Arms Damascus side by side, full and extra full 12 ga. trap (or duck) gun. I have used British black powder #6 (equivalent to US 7-1/2) loads in it within the last couple years and in the distant past, lo brass smokeless. Runs good, fun to shoot, has taken it's share of clay pigeons. What a PIA to clean after bp loads. LOVE that smoke, first time I took it up to the club, I didn't tip anyone off. Big time side glances from the squad since I usually shoot an O/U. I shot station 1 first, breeze from left to right, and the smoke drifted over the whole squad --
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