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Hello the cartridge is recharged with the vitha N340 I read this in an Italian forum however the powder measurement does not seem good, are there any of you guys who dismantled this cartridge and checked the type of powder? If it's vitha, what weight of powder is there? Thank you in advance

Hull: Fédéral FB Primer Fed 209A Powder: STEEL 1,946 grams Wad: TPS 1035 fILLER WAD : 14w20 in base Shot 2 1/4 985gr Shot size 4 Buffer 0,77gram

volumes of each bushings in cm3,

It's an Italian cartridge.

I reload with the American Windjammer and the unbridled Italian B&P Z2M which gives higher speeds and good pressure, and as a greasy stuffing that I cut to the punch piece in a cork plate and a stopper.

Thank you Figgy for your answer, here is the list of European and American primers to know in all of them the ranking from the most powerful to the weakest, primers to reload in gauge 12. the list: the most strongest in Europe CX2000, fiocchi 616, martignoni 688 the most powerful Americans Federal 209A European standards: CX1000, Fiocchi 615, martignoni 686 American averages: ?? The lowly Europeans: CX50, Fiocchi 614, Martignoni 684 The lowly Americans:??????? Here are the American primers would you be kind enough to guide me where to put them in these three rankings: strong, medium, low. Winchester ICC Rémington Federal Magtech Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator

Hello everyone, would you be so kind as to give me a ranking of smooth reloading primers, American and European primers combined, with my thanks, cordially.

The mice and the mice are crazy about powder, plastic having deposited some cartridges in a shed frequented by these small animals, I found the cases pierced in the same way

In France g = gram and gr = grain my thanks and regards to all albert The range between 32g of pellets and 38g with the longshot is the best can be can we go up load a little more?

you take the same load as with a skirt wrap and you put a plastic plug and then a greasy wrap and that's it! she is not beautiful life !!!

in calibre 12 in 38g, 36g, 34g, 34g, 32g this powder is just as effective whatever the weight of lead

Thank you for your answer, I am very satisfied with this powder it is surprisingly effective and goes to look for game very far away.

Thank you very much I know these sites they are very good to have good bases in order to be able to recharge. Best regards albert

Thank you Cookoff013 Personally I reload mainly 34g, 28, and sometimes 24g with AS, A1 and Lonsghot powder with 38g, as I said above I see that in your reloading forum people are not interested in reloading. Given the reputation of English shooters for high-flying shooting I thought I would find in this forum the opportunity to discuss their reloading, having advice at first sight is not the case. Regrettably.... (I don't know if this word is appropriate) If you had some advice, recipes it is with pleasure that I will be glad to take it with great joy Cordially albert

thank you.for your answer and would be delighted to have your recipes. Once again, thank you. albert

on facebook you can find mostly American sites that are really passionate about reloading https://www.facebook.com/groups/1428602537237504/?ref=bookmarks https://www.facebook.com/groups/153325872217270/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/302698963450083/

I prefer to make them then I allow myself a question: am I on a forum and in the reloading section? I have a passion for pigeon shooting, making your own cartridges for this shot is the best. Thank you very much albert.

Thank you very much

Thank you very much of your advice. Vectan A1 AS A0, SP2 SP3, vitha powders.... some American powders: Hogdon, IMR,, other Lovex powders, Swiss, German powders. Thank you !! Thank you very much have you an recipes for 410

Thank you for the vitha recipe. Forgive my delay. albert

Hello to all the people who answered me, I have the impression that I did not have the wrong forum, am I in the "hunting cartridge rechargers" section? I thought you were recharging your own shells For me it is a joy to recharge I look of course at the money I spend but for a hobby we can make small deviations, what do you think? In France we have the following powders to choose from. Vectan A1 AS A0, SP2 SP3, vitha powders.... some American powders: Hogdon, IMR,, other Lovex powders, Swiss, German powders. All this in droplets. I will also be interested in the recipes of the forester "Walker570" in 410 caliber. I will consult the Gualandi and Nobel sport website, I know them, but sometimes it is good to revisit them. In any case I see that you have the "British humor" Thank you very much albert.

Thank you but not manufactured cartridges but cartridges made by yourself.

Hello everyone I know that the majority of English hunters are champions of pigeon shooting, that's why I'm talking to you to find out your recipes in 12-gauge. Personally I was doing crop protection (peas) in the Paris region, at that time I was shooting manufactured cartridges. Sockets, primer, powder, wadding, lead, crimping, and length of the finished cartridge. Thank you in advance albert