I have a maxus and a few different chokes that I'm fixin to run tss through for the first time. I was planning on shooting the apex 3 1/2in #9, apex small town blend 3 1/2in #7.5, 9, and the federal blends #7,9. Just looking for opinions on whether or not to try all three or try something different? Thanks in advance.
Go straight 9's. Blends are a waste of hull space IMO.
Quote from: dirt road ninja on January 14, 2019, 05:51:22 AM
Go straight 9's. Blends are a waste of hull space IMO.
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And 3.5" is completely unnecessary and a waste of money. I load 1&5/8 oz in a 2.75" shell and it is way more than enough.
Straight 9's and a Carlson's .680 in your Maxus should be awesome! I would move down to a 3" or 2.75" 2oz load.
Straight #9s. IMO you lose more than you gain putting TSS #7s in a shell. If you want the most go with the 3.5" Apex #9s.
Quote from: Gobble! on January 14, 2019, 09:17:25 AM
Straight #9s. IMO you lose more than you gain putting TSS #7s in a shell. If you want the most go with the 3.5" Apex #9s.
If ya want the most load your own, I know of a 3oz recipe.
Quote from: kwild835 on January 14, 2019, 01:08:31 PM
Quote from: Gobble! on January 14, 2019, 09:17:25 AM
Straight #9s. IMO you lose more than you gain putting TSS #7s in a shell. If you want the most go with the 3.5" Apex #9s.
If ya want the most load your own, I know of a 3oz recipe.
Wow didnt know there was such a thing as a 3oz load. Poor old Gobbler :z-guntootsmiley:
Appreciate the help guys. As far as chokes go I have a few different ones that range from .664 to .670 y'all think that's to tight for #9s? I seen the non ported .680 Carlson's that I was thinking about getting and also seen the Carlson's tss choke but it comes in a .650 restriction, if it's for tss why would they make it so tight?