Just thought I would throw this up here for anyone looking for a certain combo.
This is pictures from my Mossburg 20 gauge 500C with a Indian Creek 555 choke and Winchester Double X 5s
I was a little surprised my self..I did shoot it at 40 yards and it really opened up at that point.My count at 40 yards 98.
Of course in the picture you can see that was a 35 yard shot,measured with my ranger finder...Temp was 65 degrees with a slight wind.
The was my only brand of shell shot,I was assured it would do what I needed from my Indian creek and my buddy who shoots these shells...I do want to polish the barrel and see if it gets any better.
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That's a dead turkey!
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Nothing wrong with that. :icon_thumright: Polishing the barrel will help some. I believe someone stated on another thread an increase of 10%. Every little bit helps.
Good Luck!
Thanks!!! It might not be as impressive as some but it will do the job.
Absolutely....some people are concerned with super high numbers but good pattern density, proper shot placement, and distance are key. Remember, it only takes one pellet.
98 at 40yds is a good hunting pattern if there are no big holes in the pattern
I get 95-100 with some of my #5 patterns,they take birds all day long if I do my part
Quote from: surehuntsalot on April 01, 2014, 11:05:52 PM
98 at 40yds is a good hunting pattern if there are no big holes in the pattern
I get 95-100 with some of my #5 patterns,they take birds all day long if I do my part
Agreed, 98/10 with a 20 ga and 5s is strong. Some guys struggle to get over 100/10 with lead 5s with a 12 ga (at least they did before the LBs came out)
It looks like you might have got more if you had dropped your ten inch circle down maybe a half an inch. You got me to thinking about that indian creek choke. That is a great pattern. cluck :OGani:
Well I threw a new sight on and only had one box of shells to play with..I would like to try Hevi 13 6s,overall tho I think it's a pretty good pattern for number 5s.