Shotgun wads

[Coffinmaker]

Wildman1

Well, I ain't Bibbyman, didn't stay inna Holliday Inn Express (that I'll admit too) but I found my supply of 10Ga Plastic wads at
"Ballistic Products."

Coffinmaker
(Who just bought 2000)

[Bibbyman]

MidwayUSA list Remington SP-10 wad but out of stock.

Grafs and Sons list Remington SP-10 in stock,

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/16593

MidwayUSA did have the BPI PT1044 but must have discontinued them.

BPI  

http://www.ballisticproducts.com/PT1044-VP100-10ga-wad-250_bag/productinfo/222PT1044/

I have happened onto both Remington and BPI and they look functionality the same.

I also found Remington SP-10 at Ahlman's in southern Minnesota at a very good price.  

http://www.ahlmans.com/

It don't look like they have an online store.

[wildman1]

Thanks.
wM1

[Bibbyman]

Here is the Remington SP-10 wad on left,  BPI PT-1044 on right. The BPI wad may be a little  softer to crush but they both look to be functionality the same.  They are listed as 1-3/8 oz loads but I fill the top with a biodegradable packing peanut crushed in on top of shot.   I've heard of others using a 16 gauge fiber wad in bottom of cup. 

[Bunk Stagnerg]

John Boy
Not to be a smart a$$ but I know the rule on shot shells. My suggestion on making a more solid shot column was for defensive purposes or for use on vermin four or two legged.

I have not tried it and most likely will not.

If I want a tighter pattern for SASS I would use a tighter choke. That 4X4 load does the trick every time and takes no time at all to clean.
As far as plastic wads I will pass because, like I said, that 4X4 load with a fiber wad shines for SASS competition and makes clouds of smoke and satisfying boom. As a bonus it drives the nitro shooters nuts.
Yr' Obt' Svt'
Bunk

[Bibbyman]

Here I'm shooting my Colt 1878 12 gauge.  Note the lady with clipboard to the right on the last 4 shots.  And this is BlackMZ.   

[Coffinmaker]

Bibbyman,
If you get tired of that "fake" TTN, give me a yell.  Keep my J P Sauer company just fine 

Coffinmaker