Sptsman,

I appreciate your opinion, not sure I agree with it, but it is appreciated.

The shot wad issue is a big deal at target ranges and duck clubs that shoot a lot of shells, so the issue does exist and has been a goal of shotshell manufacturers for years.

They have tried the corn/soy based plastics and it does not work well with cold temps and has other less than desirable physical properties that would be down right dangerous.

Isn't being a good steward of the environment to shoot a shells with shot wads that are buried in the mud or worked into the ground don't stay that way for decades?

The difference in the price of a box of shells would probably be $.25 cents or less.

Thanks for your response.