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REM 11-87 SM – new pattern results

Started by FL-Boss, April 02, 2013, 03:59:14 PM

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FL-Boss

I had everything set up with HEVI #7 3in, but decided to try the 3.5in, since my gun can shoot 3.5in.  Here are the results with JH .660. I gained around 60 hits by switching to the 3.5in #7



nyhunter

Thats a great pattern but sounds like the 3" is good to.

captin_hook


alclark2

That will for sure result in a jelly head! Looks like you have a good even pattern around the 10 also for most of it.
Hoosier Hunt n Fish

remmy1187

That is a very nice even pattern, I would be quite happy with that.

Philippe

Thats a sweet pattern! That JH .660 is mean, my 870 love it with lead or mag blends, havent shot straight 6's or 7's out of it yet.

beagler

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TrackeySauresRex

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FttFttVroom!

That looks a lot like my 870 Supermag with .660 Jellyhead pattern.  You are good to go!

BandedSpur


BrowningGuy88


DirtNap647

looks like some dead turkeys in the future :OGturkeyhead:

albrubacker

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FL-Boss

I like it too... but not sure it's the most practical choke for actual turkey hunting. Yes.. it looks good on paper for "show and tell" But for hunting I think I need to open it up a little bit... don't want the gun to shoot like a bullet at 25 yards as most shots in my area are 20-35 yards.

I'm going to try the Wrights #1 .670 next week -  I know I will sacrifice less hits in the 10in at 40 yards.. but it should spread out better in the 20in ring.. which is what I want..  more margin for error..
We'll see...