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If I reloaded 12...... You pose multiple questions. Does the gun fit you? If not differing loads to adjust recoil will not solve the problem. If you don't shoot high volume, over 1,000 rounds a year, stay with what you have if it fits. Other than the ability to create loads that meet your needs...

Agree PapaG. To answer your question of component need, if you don't have a Shotshell Reloading Manual obtain one, Layman's #5 is a good choice. You ca n access load data from powder manufacturer's data and wad manufacturer's. Once recipe choices determined, have at it, I usually load a few and...

More opportunity to work up loads for field usage. In last month I have created a working test range for short range proof.

What the OP originally posted the possible problem may be the comb is not high enough. I suggest taken your shotgun to a competent gunsmith shop and ask for an opinion and recommendations for correction. Usually no charge and a wealth of knowledge if you pay attention and ask questions. Remember...

What Walkalong said, as a reloader you may find some powder, bullet combinations your carbine "LIKES" better than what works well in your handgun.

Good Manual for $22.99, Midway says ships free with $25. order. Nosler has always had a good basic info manual in addition to load data for their excellent bullet's.

Sunray If powder is not loaded by volume in instances of preference of system to load powder how do you explain how Lee Dippers work? When I first stated reloading it was 30-30, I used nail, putty knife, wood block and a empty case cut to a specified length for 3031 with fair success. When I...

I personally like to use Lee's VMD with each new container. The following from Lee's VMD explanation page; The last paragraph is enough reason for me! http://leeprecision.net/support/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/245/27/vmd-explanation We attempt to keep a current list of newer...