Yep. But I would never shoot 7/8 oz. at handicap trap. 1 1/8 oz. of 7.5 is what I would use. Now if I were trying out a load of 7/8 oz. to see how it worked for a hunting load- okay for testing on clay targets. Or something of that reason. But if I were going to go out to shoot against other people, or even for handicap practice trap, shooting 7/8 oz. loads of anything would be throwing away 25 rounds of 7/8 of shot and wads. Most people would never do that. At least not what I have ever seen. Most people don't load 7/8 oz. loads of any gauge except for hunting. Or, am I missing something?
