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Started by shorthair15, May 05, 2013, 09:11:08 PM
Quote from: ILIKEHEVI-13 on May 06, 2013, 10:57:14 AMQuote from: gophert on May 06, 2013, 08:56:36 AMNormally I would say the Ventilator .655 would be a good choice, but in a 28" barrel I think it may be too tight. The longer the barrel, the tighter that pattern will be. Since you have it on the way, there's no way to know, but to shoot it. My next choice would be the Primos JellyHead in .665. I think that will probably be your best hunting pattern. If you can find some of the Fed Turkey Thugs #6's left a wal-mart, that is the best lead load I have seen this year. Good luck!TimThe question I have is how will the 3.5" Hevi-13 2.25oz #7 loads shoot out of the Ventilator .655 choke? I know the Hevi-13 3" 2oz #7 loads will shoot just fine out of this choke in the 3" chamber 870 28" barrel I have. I have told you this before, but neither Jelly head .660 or .665 shot any better than the Indian Creek BDS .665 out of my 870 with the Hevi-13 3" 2oz #7 loads. All were right around 200 to 204 in the 10". The Ventilator will rip those chokes to pieces in my 870. This was the very first shot I shot out of that brand new Ventilator .655 choke that I thought would be too tight for my barrel. It showed off right away. And other shots have been close to this.
Quote from: gophert on May 06, 2013, 08:56:36 AMNormally I would say the Ventilator .655 would be a good choice, but in a 28" barrel I think it may be too tight. The longer the barrel, the tighter that pattern will be. Since you have it on the way, there's no way to know, but to shoot it. My next choice would be the Primos JellyHead in .665. I think that will probably be your best hunting pattern. If you can find some of the Fed Turkey Thugs #6's left a wal-mart, that is the best lead load I have seen this year. Good luck!