Low brass shells
- Thread starter Wrenches
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Wrenches,
1300 +/- is mid-velocity.
1600 is the old traditional full power 1-oz load.
1135 is very low recoil and is only good for very limited applications. Leather jackets have been known to defeat it in a 00-buck loading.
High brass was developed decades ago to be quickly identifiable to hunters that they held heavier shot payloads an/or higher velocities and usually #6, #5, #4 or larger upland hunting loads.
High brass is no stronger than low brass as far as withstanding chamber pressures and such.
1300 +/- is mid-velocity.
1600 is the old traditional full power 1-oz load.
1135 is very low recoil and is only good for very limited applications. Leather jackets have been known to defeat it in a 00-buck loading.
High brass was developed decades ago to be quickly identifiable to hunters that they held heavier shot payloads an/or higher velocities and usually #6, #5, #4 or larger upland hunting loads.
High brass is no stronger than low brass as far as withstanding chamber pressures and such.
^ What he said.
The Spartan is definitely not low recoil, but performs surprisingly well for value priced ammo. Put about a dozen rounds of it into targets this morning and got consistent 6" shot spread out of it at 10yd...
The Spartan is definitely not low recoil, but performs surprisingly well for value priced ammo. Put about a dozen rounds of it into targets this morning and got consistent 6" shot spread out of it at 10yd...