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ok guys,

i should be testing a ton of loads before the end of the year. 
i had a setback of component delivery.

are there any ideas out there that should take some consideration? 

 (12ga) the one i might and might not is 3" 36g bismuth load with vectan A1, fibre wad. its something thats being batterd around for a while...
thats usualy why i ask for component donations. (very small amount of shot etc.)

i`ll be testing csb5 with steel and lead and i thought a touch of bismuth but think that project has minor life.

 

any inspiration?

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24 minutes ago, cookoff013 said:

ok guys,

i should be testing a ton of loads before the end of the year. 
i had a setback of component delivery.

are there any ideas out there that should take some consideration? 

 (12ga) the one i might and might not is 3" 36g bismuth load with vectan A1, fibre wad. its something thats being batterd around for a while...
thats usualy why i ask for component donations. (very small amount of shot etc.)

i`ll be testing csb5 with steel and lead and i thought a touch of bismuth but think that project has minor life.

 

any inspiration?

Something non toxic in a 2.1/2 case for the older Guns out there more suited to walked up snipe and smaller duck 

or maybe you’ve done that and I missed it 

Really appreciate the help and work you put in 

many thanks 

all the best 

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Guest cookoff013

i planned to do csb5 with bismuth. the density difference between lead and bismuth is 0.88. ie bismuth is only .88 times the density of lead. that means a 1oz load

28.4g lead x 0.88 =24.99.

 

so if i take a 28gram csb5 load and replace the volume (aka drop bismuth using the same 1oz lead bar) will mean 25 gram bismuth nontoxic load.
would that be desirable?  thats the thin project i had set up.

 

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