[Firemann59]

In going through my old reloading supplies I came across a bag of wads labeled Pacific Verelite. The printing on the bag is red and the label lists the red, blue, and green. The wads in the bag are white/opaque. I am questioning whether they are indeed Pacific Verelite red wads. There are no markings on the wads themselves (the blue wad has Pacific Verelite stamped on the bottom). I have included a photo showing comparisons with other known wads I have. Any help in identifying the wad is appreciated.

Gary

 

[ATT]

That is the best in the world, no one makes them any better, and world famous Herters wad from the late 60's.

Allen

 

[Ross]

Looks like the Herters wad to me. Herters did have some good stuff, & I used quite a few of their products, their catalog was a hoot to read because everything they sold was the absolute best & if you didn't use theirs you wouldn't do very well. Ross Puls

 

[Bill Buffalo]

It is a Herters because I have a cardboard box full of them. Which I will sell for a very resonable amount (cheap).
Billy

 

[Ross]

Buffalo Bill--Sell them??????? Didn't you read the advertisement????? You'll never be able to hit anything if you don't use Herters wads..(chuckle) Ross Puls

 

[WindyOneNW]

when in doubt throw it out! Why take the chance?

 

[SeldomShoots]

Looks like it would have the same capacity as an SP-12, maybe even an RP-12.

John

 

[Ajax]

Herters--I have and still shoot a lot of them. Made for 3-3/4dram and 1-/14 oz of shot. Good heavy wad, kicks about as hard as any of them.

Ajax