I guess there's just not enough interest for one of the big ammo makers to produce low pressure, modest velocity target loads with light shot charges for those of us who shoot vintage guns. If they did that, I think a lot of guys shooting modern guns would probably use them too: reduced recoil.
Larry,
Wouldn't the AA Low Noise-Low Recoil load fit that bill? It has 7/8 oz. of #8 shot, and only generates 6,200psi. I break clays with it with no problems, but I don't claim to be the best shot.
The AA Xtra-Lite gives you an ounce of 7 1/2 or 8 shot at 8,000psi as well. I use that for hunting pheasants if I'm out of reloads.
Both are usually available locally and end up being reasonable since there's no shipping.
Regards
Ken
