lots of sizes, lots of lab tested load data

[nickr]

Thanks Hal!!

[jsully]

Also interested in purchasing

[pineknot]

Hello, I couldn't figure out how to introduce my self on the introductions page. Not a computer guy at all. What size shot would you recommend for coyotes, coy-dogs and similar sized predators. I would be using a 28 ga. over&under. I've got a bum shoulder and can't shoot a 12 ga. any more. How much per pound for what shot You recommend and any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
Pineknot

[hawglips]

Hello, I couldn't figure out how to introduce my self on the introductions page. Not a computer guy at all. What size shot would you recommend for coyotes, coy-dogs and similar sized predators. I would be using a 28 ga. over&under. I've got a bum shoulder and can't shoot a 12 ga. any more. How much per pound for what shot You recommend and any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
Pineknot

Pineknot, welcome to the board!

Here's a thread Dave created with some testing on coyote loads.

viewtopic.php?f=22&t=202

For a lighter 28 ga load, typically I'd suggest going smaller on shot size as the payload is lighter. #4s is probably the way to go with the 28 ga.

I'll PM you on the shot details.

Hal

[Jmatassa1]

Hello all,
Very new to reloading. Actually still trying to get into it. My goal is to load my own waterfowl shotshells for 28 gauge. I'm asking for tips and help please.
Thanks Josh.

[Fishh2o]

Josh,

Hal will have a lot of info for you and load data once you purchase some shot.. If you look into some of the other post of the forums you will see people are using and posting successes and failures in the Hand loading forums.