The crimping is definitely interesting, never seen that on another shell. Thanks for breaking one open, that's pretty cool too.
great test, with great results. Thanks for sharing!!
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The crimping is definitely interesting, never seen that on another shell. Thanks for breaking one open, that's pretty cool too.
great test, with great results. Thanks for sharing!!
I'll be honest I've found the Winchester supreme high velocity # 5s at half the price of the fancy turkey loads kills any bird I've shot at and a few over 50 yards. At about 2$ a shell.
With a modern full Turkey choke and a decent 3" shell and hunter who can put the bead where it needs to be a 40 yard shot is a chip shot.
Yup I still shoot the odd bird with gramps old single shot 16g with paper shells 2.75 inch #5 shot.kills them stone dead.lol
Thanks duckslayer, much appreciated - I have never been for waterfowl but will, of course be doing my homework before hand! Every bit helps!
I was using my factory accu x-full choke with this so that could likely be the case! I will try with my modified or even IC sometime int he future. Right now I'm satisfied with the pattern given the season is 2 weekends away.
Cheers & safe hunting!
Is it possible your shell was dropped or you gripped the shell with pliers or something when you cut it open? I took apart the same shell in a #6 shot this morning. I found that the resin was actually pretty hard, I tried squeezing or crushing the encapsulated pellet bunch between my fingers and my hand but could not get the bunch to come apart. I'm sure if I drop it on the table or hit it with something hard it will start to fracture.
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I also made a quick 40 sec video of how hard the pellets in the resin are but can't seem to upload it.
2$ instead of 2.2$ for afancy Long beard, is far for half the price! At 30$ the bird I won't cheap out, for 20c,if it gives me a better pattern.....
http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/sports...ontent=Default
Hopefully this link works, its a short video of the resin and how solid it actually is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86_R1-M6Mqk