The temp was 45 degrees. So that put a damper on most of my patterns. But there were a few that surprised me.
Here's one of them. This is awesome for the temp. This was the very first shot through the new choke.
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Here's the other with the SSX. It's not a bad choke at all for what I paid. I gave $23 for this choke off of gunbroker. I know it's made in China. But I just bought it to test to see what it would do.
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Here was the first shot with the new Indian Creek .675 BDS.
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Here was the second shot.
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The Tru-Glo SSX and the Indian Creek shot a lot better today in the cooler temp than the Star Dot. I only shot the Star Dot once and that was enough to see that it wasn't nothing to brag about today in the cooler weather.
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Here was the biggest surprise to me today. The Rem .655 Ventilator and my 870 shooting only 1 and 3/4oz #6 Hevi-13 loads. Now in 70 degree weather I would bet this will go up close to maybe 30 shot. This load I believe out shot the 2oz load of Hevi-13 #6 with this choke. I didn't count them, but I can tell by looking.
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Here's another with that choke.
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The MAD that normally lights it up with the Hevi-13 #7's didn't do very well today either. This choke in 70 degree weather has put almost 300 shot in 10" just so you know how temp can effect the patterns.
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I shot these all standing up freehand and it was windy. The range was closed when I got there so I found a safe spot at the edge of the woods and setup to shoot these. All these were shot at a tape measured 40yds.