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11-13-2002 | 05:30 AM
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 310
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From: Orangeburg NY Orangeburg, NY USA
RE: Frustration with A.P.P. sticks
Bill
They had the same problems when they were the round pellets. I had 60% of a bottle that were 10-20% off weight due to the chipping you describe. The bottom of the bottle was full of loose powder. I switched to the CleanShot (same folks, same clean burn)loose powder in the speed loaders and find it to be as fast in the field as the pellets were and I was finally able to "Fine Tune" my charge.
10 Pointers
They had the same problems when they were the round pellets. I had 60% of a bottle that were 10-20% off weight due to the chipping you describe. The bottom of the bottle was full of loose powder. I switched to the CleanShot (same folks, same clean burn)loose powder in the speed loaders and find it to be as fast in the field as the pellets were and I was finally able to "Fine Tune" my charge.
10 Pointers
11-13-2002 | 09:20 PM
#3
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 21,193
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Frustration with A.P.P. sticks
I also noticed that same thing. I use the Clean Shot in loose powder. I carry a few speed loaders, and I still think it is a better way then the sticks or the pellets. I can custom the load, and with four speed loaders in my hunting pocket, my starter, and caps, I am off for a day of hunting.....
