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Author Topic: Working on some paper cartridges..  (Read 4822 times)

Offline RedOneFive

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Working on some paper cartridges..
« on: April 03, 2025, 10:13:14 PM »
Making a few pre rolled shot cups to try in the ole trade gun for turkeys coming up... I need to get out and test them, but he's what the gremlin and I came up with tonight.. 1ΒΌ oz of mixed shot 7/5/4s.. gonna try 75g 2f couple paper shot cards, this load, then a greased wad over for a sky chiefesque load ..
Joe Niemeier
Bordeaux Creek Fur Trade and Muzzleloader club

Online Darren Haverstick

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Re: Working on some paper cartridges..
« Reply #1 on: April 05, 2025, 12:31:56 PM »
Let us know what the pattern looks like. I shoot paper shot cups in my 12 gauge cylinder bore to tighten its pattern up.

Our season (Missouri) starts 4/21 and I am chomping at the bit! I have three toms that have been roosting behind my house that I have to listen to most mornings as of late. It makes my blood pressure go up and my trigger finger twitch. Funny thing is, I'll probably hunt those birds with a longbow and save Sweet Rachael, my 20 gauge flinter, for the birds at my farm.

Good luck!

Darren