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Reloading 28 gauge... |
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By: prs11 Date: July 26, 2016, 4:20 am |
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Hi all, Is anyone reloading 28 gauge shells in 7's (crows), 6's |
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(pigeon) and 9's (snipe)? I'm struggling to make the maths work |
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as I read a lot of articles it's up to 50% cheaper to reload but |
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with the high cost of powder and hulls it seems marginal. |
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Am I missing something! |
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Thanks |
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Re: Reloading 28 gauge... |
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By: Snap Date: July 26, 2016, 8:02 am |
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I wouldnt be shooting enough 12g to make it worth my while. |
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Re: Reloading 28 gauge... |
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By: Countrysports Online Date: July 26, 2016, 1:46 pm |
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I think the cost is only saved when you shoot a high quantity of |
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shells. The increase in powder and primer costs may negate any |
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possible savings. |
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I can see potential cost savings for likes of target shooters |
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who shoot solid slug and cast their own slugs. |
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