I just picked up 500 rounds of 2 3/4" 1 1/4oz #4 shot for opening weekend. Mainly because all of our shots will be well inside 40 yds on the pond.
It was an effective killer last year. Whats everybody else using?
I just picked up 500 rounds of 2 3/4" 1 1/4oz #4 shot for opening weekend. Mainly because all of our shots will be well inside 40 yds on the pond.
It was an effective killer last year. Whats everybody else using?
I used 3s last year because they didn't have any 4s in stock. Preordering and changing to 4s this year. There is also the new 30g high velocity steel ammo from Falcon this year that could be worth considering for pond shooting.
I use Hypersonic 3" #3's but the last one out the spout is a tungsten.
Black cloud.... jokes.
Whatever I can find, don't reckon it matters
Yip. mid range 3s or 4s 2-3/4 probably kent fast steel. If we can kill a couple hundred geese with 67mm 4s. Then it should be good enough for ducks.
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lead, 6's or 7's or maybe the odd few 4's
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12g for mud pie shooting only and............................................... ..20g or 28 for everything else. Mud pie gun too big and heavy to cart round. Apparently according to F&G anyway I will be smiting things left right and center,as 20g gauges have mystical propeties.
Its a growing "movement" according to their research
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I reckon I'd get by the season and be lucky to use over 2 boxes
Or come to the Far North with us
Gamebore super steel 2 3/4" 32gr #3-ducks
Clever 2 3/4" 36gr #6 & Saga 28gr #7-upland
7s in the first barrel & 6s in the second for upland
Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.
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