Unique in 12 Gauge Shotshell

Started by longinosoap, May 26, 2012, 02:44:47 PM

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longinosoap

I checked the Alliant load data but there is nothing for 1 oz loads.

What loads do you use with Unique for 12 G using AA or STS hulls and 1 oz loads? I am looking at starting with 20 grains and going from there. Am I in the ballpark.

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Quote from: longinosoap on May 26, 2012, 02:44:47 PM
I checked the Alliant load data but there is nothing for 1 oz loads.

What loads do you use with Unique for 12 G using AA or STS hulls and 1 oz loads? I am looking at starting with 20 grains and going from there. Am I in the ballpark.

No, because if they don't have data for it there is most likely a damn good reason.  In case you haven't read this, take a little time and do it. 

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,40688.0.html

Then think long and hard about what you asked, then if you think you know more than Alliant who makes the powder, feel free to go for it.

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Check the Lee Load-All 2 data, they have loads using Unique.

For what it's worth, the first shotshell reloads I made were with Unique.  It worked fine, but it is dirty as hell.  I ended up giving away half a pound of powder & buying some Clays.

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 Assuming you are trying to minimize recoil, The difference in felt recoil between 1oz and 1 1/8 oz is marginal. 1 1/8 puts more lead on target and there is a lot more data available . Balistic Products " Advantages IV " manual lists lots of 12 ga 1 1/8 target loads, including several loads using Unique. From there, you can work on getting the gun comfortable to shoot with a kickbuster lace on
pad or something similar.

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