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Customer Testimonial
"I have been using a (28 gauge ITX Original-10 Shot) load out of your Small Bore Manual... I have had remarkable success on pheasants. I'll kill about 40 a year with this load in a Ruger Red Label 28ga choked IMC and mod. I have a loss rate of probably less than 2%."
- Charles Kager, Anacortes, WA
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28 gauge Recipes | 8/16/2024 | |
I would like to see much more 1.0oz. Load recipes. | ||
Big Johnson | ||
A must have for small bore owners! | 8/6/2014 | |
I own a Circuit Judge, which lends the gun to only perform as good as the ammo you stick in it 18.5 barrel and no chokes to be had. With this manual I was able to make different loads to fit my gun, which was desperately needed!! Without this knowledge I would be fumbling in the dark with different unknown outcomes from stock ammo. It also goes over enough powders/components to where youre not stuck if you cant find a particular component in this day and age. It turned my gun from a mystery of patterns, to me knowing EXACTLY what its gonna do and when! | ||
- Matthew Gehl, FL | ||
Perfect sub-gauge manual! | 3/12/2014 | |
Superbly written and layed out in an easy to search and use manor. Easy for new reloaders to use. Many loads to choose from with a wide range of components. | ||
Dale | ||
An Absolute Ripper! | 7/13/2013 | |
Given the abundance of 12ga-centric reloading manuals, especially in Australia where reloading sub-gauges is a niche market, the Small Bore Manual is my go-to guide for all my 410 reloading needs. | ||
- Bat, INT | ||
Wish there was more roll crimp data in 410 | 7/13/2012 | |
With the popularity of the Judge and the Governor there is a lot more 410 shooting all of a sudden. Most handgunners wont have a 410 shotgun press hanging around, but it they roll crimp they really dont need a press at all. Also, new, uncrimped hulls are much more readily available than once fired 410 hulls, and getting a new hull to take a roll crimp is a heck of a lot easier than it is to get it to take a star crimp. I wish there was a bit more roll crimp data for the 410 in the manual. It would be nice if each load was tested with both types of crimps, or if that was actually done it would be nice if the book said it was tried and it would not work for one reason or another. | ||
- Rick, MA | ||