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OK, I'm in the process of finding recipes for 12g RST 2 1/2" shells. I'm using PB powder with 7/8 and 3/4 oz of shot. Any recipes?
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Mike, I believe the RST's are Cheddite hulls. Unfortunately I don't see any recipes for using PB podwer. There are plenty of loads using Remington hulls and if you cut them to 2 1/2" and roll crimp them, the same loads for 2 3/4" on the Hodgdon site will work with 3/4 oz. and 7/8 oz. loads.
For the last 2 years I have been loading 2 3/4" Remington Gun Clubs, using Titewad powder, Claybuster 0175-12 wad, Winchester 209 primers and they are a very nice load. As others have stated, if I do my job, they do theirs and at a remarkable distance with good speed.
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The hulls are indeed Cheddite. Hodgdon does have 2 1/2" load data but only for 1 oz on their site. I'm still searching. I ordered a reloading manual for Cheddite hulls through Precision Reloading.Hopefully that has more data.
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Mike, I have used this one with RST shells. You have seen me shoot, so you know there is no way I can tell how they perform since any hit is a stroke of luck. We will see you at the Endless Mountain shoot. The wads are available at Ballistics.
2 1/2" Cheddite(RST) hull Cheddite or Winchester 209 primer 22 grains IMR PB powder GU-1222 wad 1oz lead shot/6 fold crimp 1225 FPS@7200 PSI
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Sorry, double post
Last edited by DrBob; 08/04/14 09:00 AM. Reason: double post
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I would start with the powder as so few powders are available with all the hoarding/production shortages. I am using Nitro 100 now. Have used PB, 7625, all producing pressures around 5-6k pushing 7/8 oz or 24 grams.
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Mike I'm using Clays, and International Clays, the Gulandi wad previously mentioned and the RST 2 1/2 inch hull. 20gr gives me approx. 1200FPS and 6800 PSI
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Thanks a lot guys! Getting some good info here. BTW, DrBob, you made me blow coffee through my nose!!!!!! That was funny!! Thanks!
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