.357shooter 202 Report post Posted May 11 as my mate had started to use his son,s .410 i felt the need to try something other than my 12g.2 weeks ago i little 28g lincoln 32" came home with me from the gun shop.to start with the only carts the shop had were 14gr very light but still do the job if you place them in the right spot.now after havin 4 sessions with the little gun and using the much larger 18gr loads i did my best round today at mr coleys.once i learned how it handled and where to put the little gun i was hitting as much as i usually do with my 12g siver pidgeon but getting much more satisfaction.what a great little caliber with no recoil so i do not get my occasional miss through anticipating the recoil from the 12g.just a shame the carts are £299 a thousand 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
philpot 2,670 Report post Posted May 26 You have gone for a cal that reloading would pay huge dividends and extend the joy of small bore guns. My pal had one which I shot a couple of times and what a lovely thing it was. Have a look at 'Clay & Game, it may be an interesting route to take. All the reloading components are available here. https://www.claygame.co.uk/lee-precision-p113 Phil Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
.357shooter 202 Report post Posted May 26 cheers for the info i did look up that firm allready just have to bite the bullet and start the reloading.what with the .357,.223 and the 28 bore i will be reloading in every spare hour i have left in the day.last week on the smallbore comp i hit 41 ex 50 and came 3rd in my class.this week though i hit 44 ex 50 on a shoot not set up for the little gauge 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
