BlindJustice
Member
I'm wondering about the size of 12 ga.
from what I recall
12 Ga. Slug... what's the weight ?
00 Buck shot
.32 cal 12 in 3 inch
.32 cal 9 in 2 3/4 inch ?
0 Buck
: .?? cal ?? # of shot?
BB
.177 # of BB's ?
Used to use the following on Canadian Geese
#2 shot Size/# of pellets?
#4 SHot Size/# of pellets?
The reason I ask is I have some .45 ACP Shotshells
that are #7 1/2 shot and in parens it states
approx 110 count ) and charge weight is 150 gr.
I'm going to pattern them out of a 1911 and make
sure they don't make a pattern at 9 feet so that I
don't shoot my new chronograph.
or does anybody have a link for the info I am
looking for?
Oh, I stayed with friends on the 4th of July and
he brought out his long guns - a nice .22 rf Bolt
action he had as a kid as well as a sporterized Enfield
then he brought out a beauty - Winchester Model 12
he inherited from his grandfather. A .12 GA. 28 inch
barrel Mod. choke with elevated vent rib. Gramps was
a trap shooter and he must not have taken it into the
field much because little wear on the metal or stock.
.
from what I recall
12 Ga. Slug... what's the weight ?
00 Buck shot
.32 cal 12 in 3 inch
.32 cal 9 in 2 3/4 inch ?
0 Buck
: .?? cal ?? # of shot?
BB
.177 # of BB's ?
Used to use the following on Canadian Geese
#2 shot Size/# of pellets?
#4 SHot Size/# of pellets?
The reason I ask is I have some .45 ACP Shotshells
that are #7 1/2 shot and in parens it states
approx 110 count ) and charge weight is 150 gr.
I'm going to pattern them out of a 1911 and make
sure they don't make a pattern at 9 feet so that I
don't shoot my new chronograph.
or does anybody have a link for the info I am
looking for?
Oh, I stayed with friends on the 4th of July and
he brought out his long guns - a nice .22 rf Bolt
action he had as a kid as well as a sporterized Enfield
then he brought out a beauty - Winchester Model 12
he inherited from his grandfather. A .12 GA. 28 inch
barrel Mod. choke with elevated vent rib. Gramps was
a trap shooter and he must not have taken it into the
field much because little wear on the metal or stock.
.
