Shot my Remington 870 sm w/ .662 hevi choke and 3.5/2/6 longbeards at a lasered 40 yds. It was abot 33 outside with 20mph winds. I wanted to see what would happen in these types of hunting conditions.
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I'd say you're good to go.............. :icon_thumright: I'd take that in "ideal" conditions
Man that would crush ol' toms head slap inside out son!!! And the best thing about it is that it will only get better after the temp goes up a bit. I patterned my 835 w/ TG ssx yesterday w/ longbeard 3.5" 5 shot and and got awesome numbers!! Check out my pattern in the patterns section titled 835 w/ ssx :turkey2:si :turkey2:
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Looking good!
No worries there!!! :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
I think that will work anywhere at anytime, awesome looking pattern :icon_thumright:
Count the pellets in the 3" circle.
You may have beaten the the new
NWTF Record! Holy crap. That looks good!
Quote from: K9Doc on February 08, 2015, 11:22:36 PM
Count the pellets in the 3" circle.
You may have beaten the the new
NWTF Record! Holy crap. That looks good!
I doubt it. I'm happy with it but I didn't think it was as good as alot I've seen on here. Those longbeards are great shells though.
good idea right there. Have had some North Missouri openers with pretty much those condition.
OH CLARK what is the record for lead 6's in the 3 inch circle at 40 yards :blob10: :blob10: :blob10:
Great pattern!
I'm serious BammaSlamma!
If that is a 3" circle and truely 40 yards
It is a spectacular pattern with lead 6's
Let me know if 3" circle at number of hits
Quote from: K9Doc on February 09, 2015, 07:40:24 PM
I'm serious BammaSlamma!
If that is a 3" circle and truely 40 yards
It is a spectacular pattern with lead 6's
Let me know if 3" circle at number of hits
Its 40yds +/- 1 yd according to my Bushnell scout. I did measure the circle its 4 3/8 in. I didn't count the pellets.
Those long beards are great shells.
That's a great pattern. Man I love a Remington and Longbeards