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My winter project, to find and collect in a single place all published reloading data for the 2 7/8" 10 gauge. I have some more data coming in the mail and will update this spreadsheet with a few more loads in the coming weeks. If you have any loading data for the short ten that is not included please send it to me and I will add it to the spreadsheet. Enjoy. The information and data contained on these pages is for informational purposes only. I do NOT assume, nor do I accept ANY responsibility, implied or expressed, for the accuracy of the material posted (including potential typos), nor do I assume or accept ANY liability or responsibility, implied or expressed, of the results you will obtain by using any of the data posted on these pages.
I have no control over variations in components, reloading tools or your procedures. YOU are solely responsible for EVERYTHING that may occur using this data.http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/4/28/3297938/ComprehensiveListofShortTenloads5.2.2012.pdf
Last edited by nhcrowshooter; 05/03/12 06:00 AM. Reason: Spreadsheet updated
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Cannot open your link...
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Thanks, I need to hear from others if the link works or not, from my end it works but this is the first time I have used fileden.com to store and share a pdf file. Internet Explorer should open it without trouble.
I also opened using Firefox as my browser but Firefox asked me to use Adobe Acrobat to open it.
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It opens fine in Chrome - thanks very much for such a useful resource
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Yahoo.com , just clicked on the link and it opened just fine
Last edited by skeettx; 04/28/12 02:25 PM.
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OK good to know the link is working. Some of the data is old and components no longer available but I find it's interesting and maybe useful to get an idea if a powder works and at what pressures.
If anyone sees any typos or errors (especially comparing the orginal Sherman Bell spreadsheet to this) let me know so I can correct them.
Non-Tox loads are in Green Font.
Any additional short ten loading info can be added easily, please send if you have any.
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It opened for me in Windows Internet Explorer.
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Nice to share..good man NHCrow'..nice deed  I would like to find a nice Light weight 2 7/8 10 bore If i get lucky, I'll know where to look.. Where are you?....I'm in Epsom, a few miles out of concord cheers Franc
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Thank you for the information. It is always interesting to see the profiles on different loads.
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Opened for me at home (vs. earlier try on office machine). Very interesting.
Use a load very similar to your Hodgdon Longshot/niceshot load with Federal cut down 209A primed hulls, the SP10 and an additional number of overpowder and fiber wads to make proper shot column height. One fiber wad in the shot cup depending on weight of shot along with buffer for the bismuth loads, finishing in an overshot card with roll crimp.
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