I’d tell you to pickup some shotgun data reloading books. I didn’t have anyone around that loaded for shotguns or load books when I started. I ended up watching these guys and a few other people on YouTube. I’m really not a fan of using other people’s load data… so be careful. These guys seem pretty reputable and always get their data from reputable sources. You can also go on Hodgens website and get free data.
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They load all different calibers. You just gotta go on and check their YouTube channels. Just use common sense and proceeded with caution because everybody in the planet says don’t change components. I of course changed my wads and a few components in mine. That’s why I had to test them to find out the shallow cut was high-pressure. I was basically just pattern testing and not expecting to get a high-pressure load, but at least I found out that shallow cuts with that load will create a higher pressure. There’s really not a lot of shotgun reloading books out there. For 10 gauge anyways. I picked up one called the mighty 10, which is just a thin paperback. I’ve picked up a lot of online data that I’ve copied in the last couple years for Damascus style barreled 10’s and keep in my load book. I won’t load anything in mine accept for black powder.
