What do you feed your Fox?

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rhpierce
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What do you feed your Fox?

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For the non-tox crowd, what is your preferred shot, and where are you finding components for handloading?

I'm particularly interested in waterfowl loads...send a PM or email if you'd prefer.

Thanks in advance.
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Big Friend Ten
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Re: What do you feed your Fox?

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I love Nice Shot for loading my own. Otherwise I feed a couple HE's and a 32" A Grade factory loads of Kent Tungsten Impact or Bismuth.

Precision Reloading has loading data for Nice Shot if you call and request it.

Mark
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Stan Hillis
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Re: What do you feed your Fox?

Post by Stan Hillis »

I load bismuth for mine. My components come from wherever the best prices are. Wads are usually from Mid-South Shooters Supply, powder and primers wherever I can scrounge 'em, generally gun shows, as I eliminate the hazmat fees on the small amounts I would be ordering. All my bismuth components are the same as for lead loads.

Stan
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