Do the remington heavy dove loads have the same hull design as gun clubs?
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I don't' have any info on the 12ga version but I did pattern the 20ga version.Does anyone happen to know the antimony percentage of these shells? Just curious
Low, very low... that's why they are inexpensive! (relatively speaking)Does anyone happen to know the antimony percentage of these shells? Just curious
Great post. They are a good hull to reload. Fine shell for SC and especially if you can get your hands on some 8’s. Similar to the Gun Clubs and Sport Loads that one time also had a brass washed base. Base could be a washed brass on these also. Easy enough to check with a magnet and if they are steel that’s fine, who cares.Do the remington heavy dove loads have the same hull design as gun clubs? View attachment 69379
Interesting comment and correct. I have known people to buy shells just to try reloading the hulls. The HOA shells being the most recent ones."... Hate to see you buy those just for the hulls."
But seriously, if you need a hull like that I’ll give you some.Interesting comment and correct. I have known people to buy shells just to try reloading the hulls. The HOA shells being the most recent ones.
Probably the same as Gun Clubs which is usually soft and not uniformly round.Does anyone happen to know the antimony percentage of these shells? Just curious
Yes, nowadays when I purchase gun clubs on line this is what I get.Probably the same as Gun Clubs which is usually soft and not uniformly round.
I don't demand or require my dove hunters as to what they shoot. Usually on opening day a bunch of us shoot 410's, 20's and 28's. During the 3rd and last season of the year I shoot 12 ga with 1 1/8 oz of #6's. The first and middle season I shoot 20 ga with my home poured #8s. Pics of my skeet field. 2 electronic controlled traps. One 4ft and the other at 10 ft. I set them 40 yds apart 90 degrees to each other. I have 9 shooting stations in oval in front of the two. I have left crossers, right crossers, incoming, out going and from behind you over your head. A fun little playground just 100 yds from my front door. Sadly it sits right next to my dove field so I keep it quiet until the season is over. I have a portable generator and would like to add night lights if I can figure out what I need.God, don't blow a blood vessel. Years ago Remington use to have over 30 different boxes of 12ga hunting loads. On their boxes they have squirrel, dove, pheasant, duck, goose, rabbit, quail, crows, snipe, you name it, they printed it. And there was different size shot for each at different velocities, and I don't think anyone back then was complaining. But then if I had my own dove fields I guess I could demand my guest to shoot whatever I thought they should and tell everyone on the internet what is or isn't a heavy load. And your own skeet field. Now I'm really impressed.
I always liked baseball. Not so much the NFL anymore. Nice looking place great photos !I don't demand or require my dove hunters as to what they shoot. Usually on opening day a bunch of us shoot 410's, 20's and 28's. During the 3rd and last season of the year I shoot 12 ga with 1 1/8 oz of #6's. The first and middle season I shoot 20 ga with my home poured #8s. Pics of my skeet field. 2 electronic controlled traps. One 4ft and the other at 10 ft. I set them 40 yds apart 90 degrees to each other. I have 9 shooting stations in oval in front of the two. I have left crossers, right crossers, incoming, out going and from behind you over your head. A fun little playground just 100 yds from my front door. Sadly it sits right next to my dove field so I keep it quiet until the season is over. I have a portable generator and would like to add night lights if I can figure out what I need.
I have a total dislike for all ball sports. They just never caught my interest. My motto has always been "If you can't hunt it. Hump it. Plow it or reel it in. I'm not interested". I also built my own rifle/pistol range. But that's another story
I love what you are doing there man. I’ve always had the dream if I hit the lottery big I’d buy 150 acres and build a walk through Sporting Clays Course for myself. And for friends and family. Nice pole barn for equipment storage and charging station. Have a loft bedroom and a kitchen in there so I wouldn’t have to go home.I don't demand or require my dove hunters as to what they shoot. Usually on opening day a bunch of us shoot 410's, 20's and 28's. During the 3rd and last season of the year I shoot 12 ga with 1 1/8 oz of #6's. The first and middle season I shoot 20 ga with my home poured #8s. Pics of my skeet field. 2 electronic controlled traps. One 4ft and the other at 10 ft. I set them 40 yds apart 90 degrees to each other. I have 9 shooting stations in oval in front of the two. I have left crossers, right crossers, incoming, out going and from behind you over your head. A fun little playground just 100 yds from my front door. Sadly it sits right next to my dove field so I keep it quiet until the season is over. I have a portable generator and would like to add night lights if I can figure out what I need.
I have a total dislike for all ball sports. They just never caught my interest. My motto has always been "If you can't hunt it. Hump it. Plow it or reel it in. I'm not interested". I also built my own rifle/pistol range. But that's another story