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Jroberts238

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I'm looking into reloading shot shells. I found a lot of useful info out there but I cant seem to find a recipe for the Winchester Super X.

Found plenty for the AA but none for the Super X.

Has anyone ever reloaded these? I got about 200 rounds on hand and dont really want to just throw them out.
 
I loaded about 5k year before last.. then my shoulder got to hurting and.. well.. my shooting has slowed way down.. I loaded aa's for ever until I discovered the base wad could come out and cause a barrel explosion.. which I have seen the pictures of a few where this happened.. I switched to the Remington Premier STS and never looked back.. If you load the new AA's make it a habit to always look through your barrel before you load a shell.. I wouldnt shoot them in a auto loader.. just my .02
 
I quite shooting competitively about 15 years ago, but reloaded more thousands of AA's, the blue Remington-Peters, and green Remington Premiers than I care to remember. To the best of my recollection, AA's, Premiers and all of the better target shells do not have separate base wads - they are of a one-piece design so I don't see how you could get the situation described by pressfit. Certainly, cheaper loads and hunting shells have a fiber base wad that is not supposed to come out when you shoot but those shells are not designed to be reloaded. I would not reload any shell that has a separate base wad, just to be safe. I believe the Super-X does have a base wad, so I would not recommend reloading them.
 
woodchuckc said:
To the best of my recollection, AA's, Premiers and all of the better target shells do not have separate base wads - they are of a one-piece design

I was thinking the same thing?? Not saying pf is wrong, maybe I am. Federals? yes. Win AA's? I thought not.

In 12 gauge, I'm pretty much reloading all Rem gun clubs and Nitro 27's.
 
I also thought the Super X had a paper base wad like a Federal Top Gun or Estate. I do reload the Top Gun for skeet, and only skeet, but only one time and leave them on the ground.
 
There are 2 types of AA'S old style and new style.. the new style has a base wad.. cut one open if you dont believe me...
 
a quick google search came up with this picture of the base wads....
NewWinchesterAA.jpg
 

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