Posting pics TEST (some good pics)

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nca225
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Posting pics TEST (some good pics)

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Here is my first attempt at posting pics, been wanting to do this for a while, just haven't got around to it. Enjoy if it works these are some shots of my first 16GA Sterlingworth in action...


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mc15426378
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Re: Posting pics TEST (some good pics)

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Great photos. 16s are my favorite to hunt with. What loads did you use?

Mike
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nca225
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Re: Posting pics TEST (some good pics)

Post by nca225 »

Thanks Mike,

I love the 16 too, my wife says I'm getting to have to many hanging around... Anyways I used 2.5" RST 7/8 oz loads in 8s. I actually found a few pellets in the meat on the grouse, which disappointed me, so this year I'm bumping up to 6s and 7.5s in a 1 oz load to see if it makes a difference in having the pellets pass right through. I'll save the 7/8 oz loads in 8s for skeet.

-Chris
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