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01-26-2010, 03:11 PM
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If your loading for skeet only I would go with #9. It holds a few more pellets and I need all the advantage I can get.
If you can't get #9 then go with #8, next best. 
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01-26-2010, 03:20 PM
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9s vs 8s
Duffy.. to be honest ...in the 12 ga you won't swee any difference between 8s or 9s. especially at skeet distances. In the smaller gauges below the 20 it makes a bit of difference...especially in the 410. But even there I use 8 1/2s sometimes. Mainly for windy days. In fact I was loading only that one size for quite a while and saw no difference in my scores. Even with a marginal pellet hit with 8's it will usually break a target. For something so fragile clay targets really are hard to break
 So in the 12 and 20...8s are just fine
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