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When I tested my Federal PD ammo with Flite control at 7 yards, All, I got was one hole. The 9 #00 pellets had not separated from the the wad at that point. Might as well fire slug ammo at that point and they have much more energy although probably also over penetration (by a lot). The so-called #00 balls were not really #00. They are closer to #0 at .315 instead of .330. The total weight was rather low for 9 #00 at .98oz and should be closer to 1.125oz.The speed of 1145 was rather marginal as it would not reliable cycle my Benelli M2. I ended up designing my own HD load with 12 REAL .330 #00 buck using Longshot powder and had them tested for pressure and speed. They come out at 1300fps. That is a serious load. Not exactly comforatbel to shoot but who cares about that in a readl HD situation. I call it my "no nonsense" load. All the details including test data and patterns are in my Project Buckshot thread on SGW.
When I tested my Federal PD ammo with Flite control at 7 yards, All, I got was one hole. The 9 #00 pellets had not separated from the the wad at that point. Might as well fire slug ammo at that point and they have much more energy although probably also over penetration (by a lot). The so-called #00 balls were not really #00. They are closer to #0 at .315 instead of .330. The total weight was rather low for 9 #00 at .98oz and should be closer to 1.125oz.The speed of 1145 was rather marginal as it would not reliable cycle my Benelli M2. I ended up designing my own HD load with 12 REAL .330 #00 buck using Longshot powder and had them tested for pressure and speed. They come out at 1300fps. That is a serious load. Not exactly comforatbel to shoot but who cares about that in a readl HD situation. I call it my "no nonsense" load. All the details including test data and patterns are in my Project Buckshot thread on SGW.
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