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By Wallace Labisky
Once upon a time, when I was still somewhat moist behind the ears, I unwisely took some liberties at the loading bench that culminated in a chilling experience. A US firm had brought in a new heavy-load shotshell powder from overseas, but the early loading data was quite limited and left a lot of questions unanswered. After some cogitation, I put together a batch of one-ounce lead loads that I considered to be entirely safe and headed for the pattern board to give them a try. The gun was a spanking-new side-by-side with three-inch chambers-a high-quality product from a prestigious Italian maker.
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