[flashmax]

Local WM had 10 12ga 1oz 1290 on the shelf, too fast for trap. Bunch of 20 gauge too.

Actually those 1 Oz 1290’s are perfectly OK for trap. Up to 1325 in 1 Oz loads.

 

[colonel klink]

Local Walmart today had about 2 dozen Federal 4 packs. Both 12 and 20 gauge.

 

[handlepuller]

Local WM had 10 12ga 1oz 1290 on the shelf, too fast for trap. Bunch of 20 gauge too.

Is that the Estate? That’s a legal load for trap but they do kick a bit. I use them for my league because I was able to get a bunch of them at Walmart.

 

[max trap]

Bought 54 boxes of AA 3 dram 8s 1200 FPS 11/8
8.57 a box plus tax.

 

[Michael Hicks]

They work great for medium distance yardage.

 

[Mike1144]

They work great for medium distance yardage.

1290 isjust right for27 yard

 

[o-hale]

Only shells I’ve seen this week at 3 different Walmarts is a bunch of steel shot 3” SuperX at one of them.
The second one had absolutely nothing and the third one had 2 boxes of 20 gauge Super Targets.

 

[Arkpat]

My local Walmart had CCI small rifle primers. 😁

 

[Jet setter]

Local WM had 10 12ga 1oz 1290 on the shelf, too fast for trap. Bunch of 20 gauge too.

That load is predominantly what I use - even in competition. Works well for me. I hope the pricing was decent.

 

[58perazzi]

The Winchester super X 1290 1oz 7.5 isn’t bad for trap, especially at $6.34 a box. Same load with the Estate super competition four pack at $25.

 

[jwsmith1959]

My local Walmart had CCI small rifle primers. 😁

I find it interesting that Walmart's in certain parts of the country sell reloading supplies. In my part of Texas, ammo is almost non-existent and behind locked glass cabinets. No firearms and very little firearm related products. I rarely set foot in the one near here, but did for the first time in a few years just to see what they had. Ammo case was completely empty. Maybe another three years before I go back.