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The max safe lode is available from the manufacturer of the firearm only. I use 75 grain in mine with 1.5 oz of shot and a shot cup, works well on turkey out to about 40 yards

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Q: What is the maximum safe load to use in a modern muzzle loading 10 gauge shotgun using lead shot and FFg black powder?
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