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Tom_H
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Re: Need Conversion from Original german loads
20/07/05 10:39 AM

Thanks BPE

The 8.15 is a Buchel Schuetzen and I have been shooting a 208gr slug in it, but subsonic. What I have to do is get another mold cut that would be appropriate for the gun.

The Combo gun was shoting fantastically with 200gr slugs and was actually regulating with the 16ga out to 50 yds! As of last weekend and 90f, that all changed.

The gun had a very bad bore (6" at 25 yds), but I lapped the barrel and it shoots into less than 2" at 100yds with AA4350 and some .303 brass I modified in the lathe.
I can't use factory brass because rifle primers are too hard for consistant ignition, so I cut the brass for pistol primers.
The shotgun barrels are marked 1109 for a date.

Thanks for the translation and the help.

Tom

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Need Conversion from Original german loads	Tom_H	18/07/05 12:49 PM
Re: Need Conversion from Original german loads	bpesteve	19/07/05 09:52 AM
Re: Need Conversion from Original german loads	Tom_H	20/07/05 10:39 AM

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