1300 Browning Nickel Plated 6's

[Spring Creek Calls]

1300 Winchester, 22" barrel with an extended .562 lead only choke. Shot 1 round thru a clean barrel, Browning 3" 1-1/4 oz. of nickel plated 6's at a lasered 30 yards. This is a 14" x 14" target. More testing coming with hevi/HVYWT when I receive a high density tube.

[owlhoot]

Not bad , don't believe that I have ever seen a Browning shell

[BandedSpur]

New collaboration between Browning and Winchester, with Winch loading shells and rifle cartridges to Browning's specs. Browning used to put out shotshells back in the 70s, but I don't know who loaded those.

[Dr Juice]

Not bad , don't believe that I have ever seen a Browning shell

The same here.


All The Way!

[Spring Creek Calls]

A couple pictures. Click to enlarge.

[owlhoot]

A couple pictures. Click to enlarge.

need to get a box just because it is neat , old rooster busting out cackling !
Thanks for the pics.

[Spring Creek Calls]

Was hoping they had 7-1/2's. I believe a 3" nickel plated 7-1/2 would be a tremendous under 40 yard turkey load. I know not everyone will agree.

[BandedSpur]

Was hoping they had 7-1/2's. I believe a 3" nickel plated 7-1/2 would be a tremendous under 40 yard turkey load. I know not everyone will agree.

I would not want to rely on lead 7.5s beyond 35 yds due to lack of penetration. But I would much rather shoot lead 7.5s that put up 100/10 at 35 yds, than a load of 6s that run out of pattern at 30. You will have increased your max range by 5 yds. It's all about balancing pattern density with pellet energy.

[surehuntsalot]

Was hoping they had 7-1/2's. I believe a 3" nickel plated 7-1/2 would be a tremendous under 40 yard turkey load. I know not everyone will agree.

try some of the Fiocchi 3" 1-1/4oz nickel plated 7-1/2's

[Spring Creek Calls]

Was hoping they had 7-1/2's. I believe a 3" nickel plated 7-1/2 would be a tremendous under 40 yard turkey load. I know not everyone will agree.

try some of the Fiocchi 3" 1-1/4oz nickel plated 7-1/2's

Will definitely keep an eye out for those, thanks!

[wvmntnhick]

Was hoping they had 7-1/2's. I believe a 3" nickel plated 7-1/2 would be a tremendous under 40 yard turkey load. I know not everyone will agree.

Those 7.5's will do the trick at 40 yards with ease so long as the pattern density is there. Not going into the whole "how I know this" deal but they'd be just fine.