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| < 16ga. Ammunition & Reloading ~ Hogdon |
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Wed Jan 04, 2023 6:21 pm
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Location: Mn.
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| df wrote: |
One of the lessons in reloading these days is, “if you find a good mix of components that work well, buy a multi year supply.”
At least that what I’ve done for quite a few years.
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Nailed it.
Not your first rodeo either, Eh?
Although I've never seen anything like this before or for so long.
But lessons have been learned along the way, especially over the last decade or so. I'm good for at least a couple more years. And still look to replace what I use currently.
I look forward to the days of Spring reloading supply sales at the larger shops again. And even rebates on Winchester primers. But I'm not going to stop shooting or buying components until that happens. |
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Wed Jan 04, 2023 6:24 pm
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Location: Illinois
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Wed Jan 04, 2023 7:03 pm
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| Alliant to the rescue? I haven't seen anything but 1 lbers. of any Alliant powder. |
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Mark...You are entitled to your own opinion. You aren't entitled to your own facts. |
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Wed Jan 04, 2023 8:49 pm
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Location: Western WA
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| I guess I’ll be watching out for Claydot
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I switched to Claydot for mild 7/8 oz skeet loads when I burned through my Red Dot. The club had a couple 8 pounders on the shelf so I grabbed one. It doesn’t burn quite as clean as Red Dot but it meters ok and breaks targets the same.
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