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Hello. Where may I find a chart where I can compare easily the drams, lead shots weight... for 12, 16 and 20 gauge shotguns ammo from differents makers. thank you
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I haven't seen a "Shooter's Bible" recently, but they used to contain all that information. A lot of other information as well, but that's one of the few places you'll find it all in the same reference source.
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If you're willin to forget about stupid dreq there is neat big book out there. I found it in used book store. The title is 'Shotshells and Ballistics' by John Taylor. It gives the following info for different loads from 10ga 89mm to .410 65mm: payload wt # of pellets, recoil energy, recoil velocity, velocity, avg pellet energy, time of flight in sec at 7 different distances plus shell characteristics. Really neat publication for comparing different loads of ALL TYPES. 
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PS. When one shoots 5.5lb 12br it's nice to know recoil energy & velocity in 8lb test gun before contemplating purchase of certain ammo. 
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I use Taylor's book all the time, but it's already a little bit dated due to loads that have appeared on the market since it was published. And if you're just looking for a quick reference--shot charge, velocity, etc--the ammo lists in Shooter's Bible are easier to use.
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