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 Re: What have I got here? Walter Clement 12b hammer
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Jan 15th a 09:48 PM
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| by Carl46 |
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RSTs should be fine pressure wise if the gunsmith gives the OK. Recoil is another matter. A one ounce shot load will recoil about 1/7th harder than a 7/8 oz shot load at the same velocity and will put 1/7th more stress on the head of the stock. If your gun weighs six pounds that might make a difference. If it weighs eight pounds, less so. How heavy is the gun?
Hodgson publishes recipes for 7/8 and even 3/4 oz 12 ga loads, if you load cartridges.
Nice gun. Have fun!
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