Sporting Clay Loads
#1
Sporting Clay Loads
Anyone out their have a good recipe for shooting sporting clays using Hodgon International Power in a 12 gauge,withRemingtonand Winchester Hulls. My reloader is set up now for 1 1/8.
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
Posts: 2,051
RE: Sporting Clay Loads
I use Rem STS hulls , CCI 209 primers , 21.0 gr of International Clays and a Windjammer wad .
I get 1180 fps out of my 30" barrels .
I use a 32 MEC bushing , suposed to drop 21.5 gr, but for me it drops 21 gr
Johnch
I get 1180 fps out of my 30" barrels .
I use a 32 MEC bushing , suposed to drop 21.5 gr, but for me it drops 21 gr
Johnch
#4
RE: Sporting Clay Loads
Some shoots are only allowing 1oz loads, you might want to load up some of them to try out. I shoot the Federal Top Gun ammo, its cheap, reliable, and shoots good. I don't even mess with reloads anymore.
#5
RE: Sporting Clay Loads
I load 18 grains of DuPont Hi-Skor 700X. I use 1 1/8 oz. of 7 1/2's in AA hulls for longer shots, and 1 1/8 oz. of 8's in Remington Premier hulls for shorter shots.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
Posts: 2,051
RE: Sporting Clay Loads
SKB 585 Water Fowler .
A matt finished 30" barrels , Back Bored with 3.5 " chambers .
I rairly use it for anything but sporting clays .
It hits were I look .
Johnch
A matt finished 30" barrels , Back Bored with 3.5 " chambers .
I rairly use it for anything but sporting clays .
It hits were I look .
Johnch
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
Posts: 3,171
RE: Sporting Clay Loads
I use federal hi power rolled paper base hulls with fed 209A primers and WAA12 white wads with the 20.2 grains of green dot my hornady #471 bushing throws and 1 1/8 oz of reclaimed shot (which is usually a mixture of 7.5's and 8's).
according to alliant with this load 20 grains green dot = 3 dram and 22 grains green dot = 3 1/4 dram so the 20.2 grains would be on the stiff side of 3 dram. I use this load for everything from clay pigeons to small game, upland birds and Pheasant. My brother inlaw has taken 2 turkeys with this load too im not sure why he used them but he did.
according to alliant with this load 20 grains green dot = 3 dram and 22 grains green dot = 3 1/4 dram so the 20.2 grains would be on the stiff side of 3 dram. I use this load for everything from clay pigeons to small game, upland birds and Pheasant. My brother inlaw has taken 2 turkeys with this load too im not sure why he used them but he did.