WebJul 3, 2008 · Joined Jan 29, 1998. 12,813 Posts. Discussion Starter · #1 · Jul 2, 2008. I shot a practice round last night with a guy who was using Winchester's Low Noise/Low Recoil Shells. Sounded like he was getting a blooper every shot, but they broke the targets hard. I was amazed. These are spec'd at 26 grams of shot (a little less than one ounce) and ... WebDec 30, 2013 · Joined Feb 14, 2012. 218 Posts. #3 · Dec 29, 2013. Try 3/4 ounce of lead with Extra Lite. I use a regular 7/8 ounce Claybuster wad with a Cheerio to take up the extra volume and give a decent crimp. Gunclubs, AA's, or the premium shells will all do. The downside to extra light loads is that some amount of choke is needed to flatten the ...
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WebOct 18, 2024 · Here is a photo of the ingredients used. Not pictured is some Sticky Fingers Sweet Carolina BBQ sauce I had in the fridge. Decided to use the cheddar with the Savory Sage sausage and the Monterey Jack with the Zesty Hot sausage. I used around 6 oz. of each cheese with the corresponding pound of sausage. I then filled the Manicotti shells … WebCook indirect on a grill at 350-375 degrees F for 45-60 minutes and baste with bbq sauce on all sides for an addition 10 minutes per side. Pull the stuffed manicotti (shotgun shells) … WebDec 1, 2024 · Combine the ingredients for the garlic parmesan butter in a small bowl. Baste each shotgun shell liberally with the butter. Enjoy. … in a nutshell joseph’s not up to the job