At the gun show in Raleigh, NC last week, I picked up a pound of Clays. I usually load Bullseye or VV 310, but thought I'd give it a try. Loaded 3.7gr over a Montana Gold 230 gr. JHP, Speer brass and winchester primer. I ran the target down range to 20 yds and fire rested on my gun bag. The first five shots printed a one hole group measuring .5 inch center to center. Just to make sure this wasn't a fluke, I repeated the test with a new target with identical results. Recoil was mild and there was none of the residue on the end of my slide like when I fire my Bullseye reloads. Forgot to mention that I was using a Les Baer Premier II at the time. It appears that I have stumbled upon a new load that is indeed a pleasure to shot with very, very impressive results. Just thought I'd pass this on.
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