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I'd be careful about shooting duck and goose loads through an older gun. The shot is steel, bismuth or some other wonder material and can damage older barrels. You might want to do some research on what you can and can't shoot.
That’s what I’m doing!!! 21’s are proof steel. Bismuth should be good. I didn’t realize it was available again!
Jerry M
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+1, don't chance ruining a fine old shotgun. While Bismuth is expensive, it is less expensive than having new barrels fitted to your SG.
Good luck
Jerry
Third call for Bismuth here. RIO is even manufacturing bismuth shells now. Likely to be cheaper than tungsten steel loads in the near future.
I know Remington says nothing greater than #2s through their fixed fulls if using steel.
I know Remington says nothing greater than #2s through their fixed fulls if using steel.
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