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brad may
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I was on Able Ammo's web sight yesterday looking for 16 ga. Federal shells. I like to reload Federals shells so I was going to buy a flat of no. 8's.
Scrolling down I glanced at their no. 6 pheasant load. High brass and I think buffered lead.
$45.00 a box.
Damn!
 
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Graf and Sons, Cheaper than Dirt and Cabelas have much better prices. I just ordered a bunch of 16ga. this past Sunday. I did pay over $30 for a box of high brass Federal Premium #4.
 
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This is insanity. A year ago I bought a csae of Fiocchi gold pheasants, nickel #5 for $149.00.
I pretty much have gone to reloading 16s because of availability and price. I have ( not for sale) lots of empties.


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Alberta Canuck
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One more time it appears that stocking up at sales when I had extra money didn't hurt.

My two 16 ga. shotguns have been living for the last 20 years on 16 ga. shells I bought for $30 per CASE, and I still have 5 cases (2,500) of them left.

For "jump-shooting" Greenheads off of ponds, that might just be enough for the rest of my life.
 
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Time to buy a loader--- lee or mec.
 
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df06
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If you are asking, MEC Sizemaster.


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RVL III
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...all this makes that $15.00/box I saw quite reasonable, NOT Mad


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Grenadier
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Very nice 16ga shells in #6 and #7.5 and #8.5 here:

Holland & Holland 16ga Cartridges (USA)




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Originally posted by brad may:
I was on Able Ammo's web sight yesterday looking for 16 ga. Federal shells. I like to reload Federals shells so I was going to buy a flat of no. 8's.
Scrolling down I glanced at their no. 6 pheasant load. High brass and I think buffered lead.
$45.00 a box.
Damn!


Just bought 3 boxes in Wasilla AK for $9 a box.


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I've been using these http://www.bandpusa.com/f2-classic-16-ga/ in my Sterlingworth . They work very well. And they ship free.
 
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I really like the B&P shells aerostaroutdoors also sells them just bought a case of the 20 ga nickel plate had them in 2 days.


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