Shotgun reloading help

[G.R.]

Does anybody have experience with the Remington Club cases.
Lyman's doesn't show a recipe for them. Can they be loaded like the Remington STS hulls?
Running them through a Rem. 1100

 

[NCsmitty]

I did a search and the info says the STS and black game load hulls and Club hulls use the same data. The Club hulls are harder to size due to being steel though.
I would try a few to verify.

NCsmitty

 

[Geneseo1911]

They are fantastic. My Lee load-All has no trouble resizing. Best of all, they are cheap rounds to start with, especially if you go to Dick's and get the $10/flat rebate. As NC said, load data interchanges. Whenever I get a different style hull, I cut it in half with an exacto knife. You can learn a lot about what hulls are interchangeable by getting a good look inside them.

 

[20yearvet]

If you're refering to Remington "gun club" cases, they should reload fine for you.

I've reloaded lots and lots of those with no problem.

 

[G.R.]

So, just load them with the same data from the STS hulls?

Thanks for all the help

 

[Geneseo1911]

yes.

I did a search and the info says the STS and black game load hulls and Club hulls use the same data

The only difference is the color. The STS hulls have prettier plastic and may last just a little longer. Remington makes 2 12ga. hulls (that I know of)-the tapered STS/Gun Club/Black Hunting hull, and the straight walled hunting hull, which is easily identifiable by the yellow plastic basewad. I would highly recommend the Lyman Shotgun Reloading Manual. It has a color hull ID section showing cutaway views and details.

 

[oneounceload]

STS are brass heads, GC's are not - depending on the equipment being used, ersizing may or may not be an issue

 

[G.R.]

Thanks for the help

 

[USSR]

I use the STS load data for these hulls as well. FWIW, if anyone wants some, I have 1,000 once-fired hulls that I would sell.

Don