Thanks. I will be patterning mine when they come in. We have two weekends after general duck season that veterans can hunt. Hoping to get a few wood ducks. Mine is small pond hunting as well. You usually get one chance in the morning and then it's done for the day.
Here is the website, it does a pretty good job of showing what you would need if you can find a load of the week that you like:
It's even very pricey (and time consuming) to load yourself. Special components, wads, fillers and the shot itself is VERY expensive. I shoot Boss bismuth and have a bunch of tungsten #8 hand loads that I use for cripples (especially divers) on the water. Those crips on the water (especially big water) can get very expensive ...... quick!
Some really good eating there. Grilled with a little salt and pepper, perfect!
No one has any reason to rag you about steel. If it's doing the job for nearly half the price, I would be pretty satisfied.
What gauge?
12 gauge. 2 3/4 shells. We’re down to 26 shells left from our third case.
I did not know that. I am sure that is a business move since they are Bismuth only. You are right, though.
Where did you see they advocate banning lead shot?
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Kent bismuth can be found right here in my basement. I have 49 shells I'd love to get rid of (unexploded).I don’t take as an aggressive view on the lead free argument. Love lead in other hunting but it’s going to eventually go away.
Boss signed the agreement to encourage the use of bismuth to help expand his sales. Capitalism.
If you’re still upset at Boss, Kent bismuth can be bought at a lower price per shell if you watch for specials. There’s one going on now until January 31st.
The new argument then is do you support an American company (Boss
