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Started by madstrutter, March 07, 2015, 08:40:30 PM
Quote from: Tomcat655 on April 16, 2015, 07:40:55 PMWell all I can say is I bought some three inch and slammed a turkey at 43 steps.
Quote from: madstrutter on March 07, 2015, 08:40:30 PM3rd degree has been on shelves for a month and I haven't seen a single pattern posted on any forums. This time last year there were hundreds of threads on different forums about Longbeards. I've heard a little about 3rd degree... Everyone says they don't shoot good, no patterns posted though.
Quote from: Tomcat655 on April 27, 2015, 07:01:04 PMI shot a turkey last Tuesday morning with a 3 1/2 3rd degree at 50 yds and watch him fly off . I'm not completely certain it was me or the shell but I was confident enough to pull the trigger and watch him flop so needless to say I'm not getting anymore.
Quote from: Onpoint on April 22, 2015, 02:57:22 PMQuote from: madstrutter on March 07, 2015, 08:40:30 PM3rd degree has been on shelves for a month and I haven't seen a single pattern posted on any forums. This time last year there were hundreds of threads on different forums about Longbeards. I've heard a little about 3rd degree... Everyone says they don't shoot good, no patterns posted though.They don't so too bad out of my beretta with a. Carlsons longbeard choke. The longbeards have better 40 yard patterns but I elected to load a 3rd degree in the chamber ans back it up with 2 longbeard sixes.In my 535 I've been running a 3.5" HV 4 in the chamber and backing it up with longbeard 5's. The third degree is definitely not a numbers shell but I feel completely confident with this shell out to 40. If I didn't I would load up with hevi 13, longbeards or thugs I have em all. I've only packed the Beretta twice this year but did manage to get a shot at a 2 year old bird. He was delicious.
Quote from: VAarrowslinger on April 28, 2015, 01:41:00 PMIs this jebs choke ported?