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Inspired by this thread : http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=3474210#post3474210
And other inquires we receive; we are looking for less recoiling shotgun recipes for kids.
These loadings compiled would be great for youth, teenagers, new shooters, physically limited, and elderly as well.
For instance a young man or lady using a 20 gauge may need a less recoiling 7/8 oz loading, and there are some nice ¾ ounce loadings with less felt recoil as well.
Keep in mind these guns may be Youth and Adult sizes : Single Shot , SxS, O/U, Bolt, Pump and Semi- Auto.
The Semi-Auto recipes need to include the type of gun used and known to work in as a reference.
12, 16, 20, 28, 24, 32, gauge and .410
List gauge, gun(s) used in, and comments.
Dave, feel free to edit title if you can think of something better that might make searches easier, and this post to assist in clarification, and disclaimer I post.
Thanks,
Steve
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And other inquires we receive; we are looking for less recoiling shotgun recipes for kids.
These loadings compiled would be great for youth, teenagers, new shooters, physically limited, and elderly as well.
For instance a young man or lady using a 20 gauge may need a less recoiling 7/8 oz loading, and there are some nice ¾ ounce loadings with less felt recoil as well.
Keep in mind these guns may be Youth and Adult sizes : Single Shot , SxS, O/U, Bolt, Pump and Semi- Auto.
The Semi-Auto recipes need to include the type of gun used and known to work in as a reference.
12, 16, 20, 28, 24, 32, gauge and .410
List gauge, gun(s) used in, and comments.
Dave, feel free to edit title if you can think of something better that might make searches easier, and this post to assist in clarification, and disclaimer I post.
Thanks,
Steve
CAUTION: The following post includes loading data .
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Neither the writer, The High Road, nor the staff of THR assume any liability for any damage or injury resulting from use of this information.
Please consult published manuals, and if in doubt - don't.
Contact Powder companies for any questions and clarifications before proceeding