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  • Iconoclast
    Check with Precision Reloading:

    http://precisionreloading.com/index.html

    If they don't have it, you don't need it, when it comes to shotshell reloading.

    "There is nothing lower than the human race - except the french." (Mark Twain)
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  • allechalley
    Iconoclast has given you a great site to look into. There's no screwing around with steel. There is a load manual especially for steel only and only steel components are to be used and last I looked MEC was the only source for most of the shot, wads,ect. This is not a matter of replacing lead with steel shot. There is little room for error, know of one guy who bent the reciever of both his and his brother's Remington SP10 with his reloads which I suspect were steel shot in lead components. I think MEC even pulled the stuff off the market for a while a couple years back and I don't know of any manufacturer that warrantees their gun with steel reloads. You might be better off with an off season (read now) price and/or case price on factory loads. Wally World usually sells their steel loads for half about the end of the year and others might do likewise.
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  • Ray Boone
    The thought of shooting non-compressable steel through a hole that is decreasing in size long ago convinced me to give-up waterfowl hunting until a replacement came along. The last goose tht I shot or even shot-at was about 25 years ago. Might take it back up again with some of the maleable non-toxics, but waiting for unbiased reports.
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  • HUNT WALKERS
    I've been shooting remington heavy-shot a little bit. WOW, this stuff is brutal on turkeys. I gave up duck hunting because I'm not impressed with steel shot. I know there is other non-toxic shot on the market,but I haven't been real pleased with any of it. The set back to the heavy-shot is the price. A box of 10 in the store is around $20 dependiing on where you shop, it is expensive to reload also but a little bit easier on the wallet. Buy 1 box to try out, I think you'll like it.
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  • springer1
    Hevi-shot is great,I have seen it in bulk for reloading
    I do alot of hunting ,and almost never shoot more than 2-3 boxs
    of steel shells,I always have some left for next year
    Try the new federal in red box,patterns great in my gun
    Bizmuth is what I shoot out of my older guns(no steel)
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  • PSFD DONKEY
    Thanks for the info. on the web site, Iconoclast after looking at their web site I feel I will be doing some business with them.

    Also I love to duck hunt, Bismuth and tungsten are legal for hunting here arre they better for my gun barrels.
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