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Waterfowling: Last year I did fairly well shooting 1oz#6@1050fps with my favorite 16ga. This year I see 1-1/4@1300fps available. I don't have a chart infront of me and am wondering if I went with #4s in the larger payload would the actual amount of shot be about the same? Or for the sake of pattern density stick with #6? This is always a dilema? Andy We Band of Bubbas N.R.A Life Member TDR Cummins Power All The Way Certified member of the Whompers Club | ||
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Andy, not quite sure about pellet count but pattern density is important, very important. High velocity loads tend to 'blow' a pattern. I use a 1oz load of #4's in a 12ga for Egyptian geese and the same load with #7's for everything else. Also depending on shots fired the heavier load will be felt more than the lighter one. Forgot to add my loads are doing around 1170fps. | |||
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Apples and Oranges drewhenrytnt ... talking non-toxic shot. (Waterfowl in USA can only be taken with non-toxic shot) lal ... talking lead shot. (pretty sure South Africa does not have shot restrictions like we do) | |||
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I prefer speed myself | |||
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