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Most of the competition shooters at SGW who go through a LOT of primers are using RIOs. They claim that the Cheddites are prone to pierceing. Don't know how true that is, I use Winchesters.

DC

I've had good results with .690" in a WAA12, better with a .690" in a 12S3.

Just yesterday I had what I consider unusual results with a B&B load. I play with this type quite a bit. Loaded up .575"...

21 Nov

I've got the LEE Loader (Shotgun) instructions posted at:

http://www.precisionshooters.com/ibforum/index.php?showtopic=6422

I didn't include load data.

DC

The only way I know is to put your photos on a host like Photobucket, then "insert image".

DC

How do I view the thumbnails that Y2K and Pepe Ray posted large enough to read them?

DC

Talking about your Tri-Ball, I've loaded up quite a few of your old Dixie Hog Cruncher loads, with slight variations. I use .575" instead of .570" balls, and no buffer. They whack the snot out of...

QUOTE by James Gates
In most cases, the powder recommended for a certain shot weght is close for a equal soild's weight.
But....you will get arguements on that also!

Now that you bring that up -...

I have a lot of ALCAN data, but it's all for ALCAN powders. Can't get that anymore either. If you want to load them (I wouldn't, I'd just keep them as memorabilia), I can look through my old Herter's...

No, but your line of thinking is pretty good.

Alliant (http://www.alliantpowder.com) has recipes for Remington and Federal shells as well, both using the WAA12. In the Federal shell, a...

Accurate, Alliant and Hodgdon all have loads on their websites. I've tried just about all the published loads and a few that aren't, and my preference is the Alliant powders, either Blue Dot or...