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Congrats on your 'new-sed' Pedersoli 10 gauge SxS - sounds like you are in for some good shooting! .760 is actually between the Eleven (.751) and Ten guage bore sizes. I would stick with stacked thin card wads for now, because they are easier to coax into an under-size muzzle (probably still try...

There is reason for the persistence of slug loading, and I think you are on the right track here. I would invest money on new molds rather than buying 1F to experiment (unless you already have some on hand).

Having two different Nessler molds does sound like fun - am really curious to see if you actually get more accuracy at long range with these.

All right Stan, looks like we have you on the way to ordering your custom mold then. Glad to see progress, and keep us posted!

Stantheman86, Those appear to be European-style metric notations. The stylized "1" has a wide left arm in somewhat of a downward pose. The "7" is crossed thru the middle, and commas replace our dot for separation of tenths designation. Thus, the very last notation is for 17.2 MM; the note above...

I seem to recall from past reading that the 'old timers' sometimes would create a fine front bead by utilizing a seared boar's bristle. It was done by searing the small end of the hair against a hot iron, then clamping the modified hair between 2 small wood pieces and securing the assembly into...

Personally, I want a minimum .045 inch of wall thickness for a rifled bore, just to be on the safe side. There are some folks that would accept wall thickness to finish out just over .040" per side (or greater than 1MM / each). I would most definitely have the barrel examined by a reputable...