Gobbler Nation

With lead or HS, 20-25 yds. With TSS, 40 is possible.

Welcome to GN. Sounds to me like trying to "get numbers up a little" would be a waste of money and counter productive as well. Your numbers are fantastic now. Go kill turkeys.

I see that was your first post, so welcome to GN. That is a gun you don't hear about on turkey forums very often, although you do more so on waterfowl forums. It should make a great turkey gun. I shoot Berettas, but they are of Mobil choke vintage. All four of those chokes are great choices. All fou...

WTG Hal. Nice bird.

Remingtons, H13 7s, and a JH .660...a match made in heaven.

I would say every 5-6 killed one will have shot in it. I called one up for my buddy a few years and he must have got excited cause he took way to long of a shot. About 70 yards with lead. I went back the next day and killed him and he had a some nice fresh wounds in his leg. Didn't act bothered com...

Tried the 3-2-5s through several chokes in my 1187. Got the best results with SSX .643, averaging 113/10. My guns actually do better with the cheap WW grey box 3" 1&7/8 oz loads, although I have only tried them in 6s. The Fed Turkey Thugs are putting up incredible numbers in both 5s and 6s,...

Thanks for coming over Burris Optics. I had issues with my SB mount, and you made it right. Your CS is beyond reproach, and I now own a FF II and FF III. I knew you would want to know about this issue, which is why I asked you to the party. I'm sure you and your fine company will get it sorted out.

221-230 Thanks.

WTG!

All I can say is that if Ronny (Reloader) says the sight drifted during the off season, it drifted during the off season.

el diablo wrote:Buy the 24" and I will trade ya my 26" barrel straight up. If that's camo.

Sounds like a "win,win" right there.

I prefer 26, but for $85 I'd be tempted to go with the 24.

I think you will be quite pleased. William will see to it.

Anybody else kill a lot of turkeys that have been wounded previously? I was eating a deep fried delicacy the other night that I had shot last year in Ky with a TSS 9x8 shell. I found a CP lead #5 pellet in the breast meat. That makes about the sixth turkey I have killed in the last six or so years t...

Prayers sent from NC.

WTG!

Tommy,
I have a good friend that has two of them. I will ask him later today. He will know. And I would jump on it at that price, if it's in decent shape. Those are hard to come by.

Great job Derrick. That's some fun right there. I love killing those black B**tards.

Nice!! What are the little pieces on top of the barrel? They look like little pieces of felt. I'm guessing to avoid scratching? I am so used to these, I forgot they were even there. They look exactly like 1/8" felts, but they are actually velcrow disks, which allow me to put a barrel heat shie...

Turkey Talker wrote:

Gobbler wrote:Hey ya'll should be careful with some of this advise.

I tried the belly crawl to see if I could do it and my big gut cut off my ability to breath and I passed out.

Luckily I'm round and rolled to my side and regained consciousness.

x2

Tommy that is way cool. Though not really a NASCAR fan, I have met a lot of those guys, back when I was doing air charter work. Junior Johnson and his wife, Darrell Waltrip, Neil Bonnett, Terry Labonte, and Jeff Hammond to name a few. For the most part, a great group of guys. I actually flew Junior ...

Prayers sent from NC.

Shooter wrote:Thanks guy's, too bad I had to waste all those new hulls. Did not have any fired high brass hulls.

Wes, That is an awesome display. Wish I had something like that.
That wood is beautiful.

Thanks. I wish I could get some more of them.

How do you like the Morgan pad? How does it compare in felt recoil reduction compared to a Limbsaver, and what's the cost? Thanks.