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With the listed price for the wads I believe i can get by fine with what I use for 7/8oz loads. In the RP game load hulls that I have on hand( a couple buckets worth) the claybuster 7/8oz wads work gr ...

run that we've seen the end of them???

I've killed a lot of pheasants with 7's or British 6's as a R barrel load. Usually followed by American 6's in the L barrel. The standard British load of 1 1/16 oz Brit 6 shot contains very close t ...

Nick does indeed have it right. It's recoil that impacts wood, and the major factors in recoil are the weight and velocity of the shot charge. Not the pressure.

Most of us that shoot 16's are aw ...

Nick does indeed have it right. It's recoil that impacts wood, and the major factors in recoil are the weight and velocity of the shot charge. Not the pressure.

Most of us that shoot 16's are aw ...

I have a bunch of the older ones. Remington Peters printed on the head. The only thing printed on the hull is the shot size. Unless I'm missing something, they look to be the same as the current ...

Stopped at Jaquas on Friday saw this beauty 16
http://www.jaquas.com/gunlist/Details.asp?StockNumber=218630&StockTemplate=0

Also saw this grouse killer not a 16 but she was stunning. Love thes ...

The difference in price for my order would be due to the WI sales tax.

Going to Recob's website, they show the DR-16 as being out of stock. Did they maybe fill those orders they already had, a ...

Thanks! All I have that I could send you in return, if you're interested, are 210 old Federal Game loads. All appear to be once fired and in good condition, but they're old enough to all have brass ...

Mine breaks down to $207 a case. Difference could be where they're going.

Have we heard whether this will be the very last run of DR-16's?

Here's the recipe I've posted here before. And with DR-16's on the way, I'll be able to it again. Tested by Tom Armbrust several years ago:
Cheddite hull (Herters). Cheddite primer, 17.3 grains 20/ ...

By 1942, all the American gun companies were chambering their 16s at 2 3/4". I think Elsie was about the last to change. I'll certainly defer to the opinion of those with experience with Elsies ...

formula. But filler required. I drop a couple Cheerios on top of the shot. But the new black Herters and the old Purple ones crimp quite well. Looks like the new black ones might last longer, but ...

Assuming I can find the right wads given no DR16's. Someone suggested Gulandi?

I have a good recipe (tested by Armbrust) for 7/8 oz load in the Herters/Cheddite hulls using Cheddite primers, 20/ ...