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Help me identify these shotshell wads?
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I got these 12 gauge wads in bulk and have had them for years......I sure would like to use them but don't know the numbers......I believe they are Remington?  -

[ 06-16-2003, 20:03: Message edited by: GonHuntin ]
 
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They appear to be the Remington SP12 wad for reloading field loads with 1.25 oz of shot.

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I'm sure those are Remington.
 
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My measurements from your photo confirms im my mind that you do have some Remington SP12 wads. Loading data is still out there for it. I have some if you need it. Hope it helps.

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I made some further calculations and decided it best to give you some typical measurments so you can decide for yourself. I hazardous to speculate from a picture.

Rem SP12 Wad - dia. aprox .70" length aprox 1.61" Shot cup depth .95" (1.250 oz)

There was a short 12 ga. wad made for the old Remington "All American" hull. It had a single set of large holes like the SP wad. It measured aprox. - .70" in dia., 1.39" long with a shot cup depth of .785" (1.125 oz). This was Remington's offset to the Win. AA12-RED.

Hope it's not too confusing.

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They are rem. wads I'm not sure about the green one but the white is a RP12. The sp12 is only split half way down and the rp12 is split all the way.
 
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Well, why don't you just fill the cup to the brim with shot then weigh the result, that will get you close enough to what powder charge to use.
 
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I am not sure that the color green is significant. I've loaded enought RXP12 over the years and can tell you that Remington molded them in white & green. I have some of them currently in factory labeled bags. Good idea, fill them with #8's and see what it holds.

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