Anybody remember these shells?,anybody tried them out when they came out?
Went into a hardware store today to pick something up for the job and I saw some of these,all they had was 3" #6's priced at 4.99 a box,I bought 4 boxes just to see,you never know.
I shot them out of an Indian Creek 665 in an 870 and the shot very well if you want to sell a few let me know.
At that price I will buy them all and rob the shot out of them
I picked up a 5 count box of 3.5 inch #4's I was going to try them out on the ducks -- they were 10$ a box at bass pro
Never did shoot them , I'll give them a try , I bet they pack a whollop
$4.99 a box......yeah, I think you did pretty good, lol!
1 5/8 ounce 6s and 4s at 1250 fps. Anybody that says they pattern great for turkey either hasn't hunted long or doesnt know what a good turkey pattern is supposed to look like. Seriously, about the worst patterning htl I have ever seen. Incredibly hard to get any consistency out of. No buffer and man are they ever choke finicky but if you can find a combo they like they'll knock a bird flat and believe me, the 4s will make a big Canada goose look like he had the air sucked out from beneath his wings to 50 yards+ and the 6s will handle any duck that flies. I found them at my local gander for.$3.97 a box of 5 a few years ago and I bought up something like 35 boxes of each size. Only found one turkey combo they liked though I can't remember what it was for the life of me. Great waterfowl load. Crappy turkey load IMO.
Found some 3" #6's I forgot I had yesterday and patterned them in my maxus with comp-n xx full. At 40 yards had 101 in a 10" circle. Do believe I will be saving them for duck season.
I found two 10 round boxes of 3" 6's last year and bought them....after reading this I'll save for ducks. I have plenty of "good" 3" turkey loads.