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Woody,

How do the 3/4 oz loads do on game and clays? I've typically used 1 oz so I'm curious how much of a difference the reduction in shot volume makes? I typically shoot clays with family using a trailer hitch thrower so not crazy distance. I'd imagine up close it doesn't matter too much.

Hello All, I have a couple hundred fired RST 12 gauge 2 1/2" hulls. I would like to reload them but I have struggled to find documented load information for the (apparently Cheddite) hulls in this length. I am wondering if anyone knows of a reloading manual that includes data for this hull or h...

I am shooting a 12 gauge. Not a huge fan of the cost of the RST shells but I don't shoot a ridiculous volume of shells so its not too bad

I looked into buying directly from RST a while back and they were out of stock but I just checked and they have them in now. I'll go ahead and buy a box but I am curious about other sources. I haven't tried the Rio shells but they seem a little hot compared to the RSTs. I know a lot of people tend t...

Hello all, I attempted to purchase some RST Bismuth 2.5" 1oz #6 shells a little while back from ballistic resource. They have been on backorder since I ordered them in late June and the other day I got a call saying that they could not fill the order. My question is, does anyone know of a simil...

I bought this 1931 Sterlingworth around Christmas time and finally got it out to Quail Run in Colorado to do some hunting with it with some friends. 3 of the birds were mine and the gun was absolutely perfect!

So I have some Hevi-Shot Classic doubles 2 3/4" non-toxic shells. They are 1 1/8 oz, 1150 fps #4. Would it be a bad idea to fire these shells in my Fox next duck season? I only have 10 of them so it wouldn't really be a high volume thing. I've read that 2 3/4" shells made for vintage guns ...

So I have an interesting update. I took the gun into a gunsmith yesterday and he ran a chamber length gauge and the chambers came out to 2 1/2". Needless to say I ordered son RST 2 1/2" shells for it last night. Has me thinking though because everything I've read has said the Sterlingworth...

Thank you for the help, I appreciate the quick response. I'm 22 years old and there aren't a lot of people my age who are shooting these guns so it's nice to get some quick help.

Hello all, I'm new to the forum and I apologize if this question has been answered before but here goes. I bought my first antique firearm around Christmas this past year and it's a 12 Gauge Sterlingworth. I found a chart online and have learned that my gun was made in 1931 (it's in the 130000 seria...