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3 1/4 dram vs. 3 3/4 dram 12 gauge load

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  • MIKE WISKEY
    for dove the 'light' load is more than enough, but for a tough rooster pheasant the heavy loads would be better
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  • Ray Boone
    Are they the same weight? If so, the 90 fps would be inconsequential as long as the pattern centered on the bird.
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  • locksmith
    what weight of shot in each? iam a reloader so in my experince how much shot in the shell is where the differance is
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  • locksmith
    what weight of shot in each? iam a reloader so in my experince how much shot in the shell is where the differance is
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  • locksmith
    what weight of shot in each? iam a reloader so in my experince how much shot in the shell is where the differance is
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  • locksmith
    i do not know why that posted so many times sorry
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  • charliemeyer007
    I load my 12 gauge AA's at 3 3/4 DE with 1 1/4 oz. of shot.
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  • bambambam
    I load 1200fps 1.125oz up to 1580fps 1.125oz in ALL low brass hulls. As said before high brass is a marketing gimic to charge more.

    I also fit 1400fps 1.250oz loads in lowbrass hulls.

    I could load 1.375oz but I would need different wads.
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  • utbrowningman
    All specs were the same except for the dram.
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  • Mobuck
    Not much need for that much recoil just for doves. Standard "trap loads" are nearly perfect.
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