Gobbler Nation

Jlegg1001 wrote: ↑April 18th, 2023, 3:41 pm

turkeyinstrut wrote: ↑April 18th, 2023, 3:36 pm Must be an ugly feller, I see you got his face blacked out. All joking aside, Congratulations, nice bird!!!

LOL! Thanks man he said his last bird was 2018 so I was as happy as he was when he shot it.

Lol…….you ain’t too far away, I’m in St. Mary’s.

Must be an ugly feller, I see you got his face blacked out. All joking aside, Congratulations, nice bird!!!

yelpy wrote: ↑April 18th, 2023, 12:41 pm

turkeyinstrut wrote: ↑March 30th, 2023, 11:40 pm If anyone would happen to know the true weight of the 20 gauge Element would you care to let me know? I am seriously thinking about buying one if they are under 6 pounds. TIA

Just picked one up. It weighs in at 6.2lb on my digital scale.

Thank you, I just lost interest in it…..Lol

I normally go out every year for a week or two but sadly am going to miss the trip this year.

You don’t want a vortex. Way to many problems Burris red dots are the best red dot you can get GN20 for 20% off any Burris Optic Gobbler for 10% any EGW mount Where can this Burris Optic code be used? If not any Burris vendors here sell fast fire 3 or 4? I believe you can only use the code if you b...

Well my daughter got off to a good start for the 2023 turkey season, we couldn’t make much happen off the roost this morning and she was starting to feel bad but we stayed after them and she finally made it happen at 11:15. 10” beard and 1 1/2” spurs, she perked right up after that!!!

Yes the factory choke is fine for TSS, if you purchase a aftermarket choke I would highly recommend an Indian Creek .555 or .562. Can you tell me what the actual weight of the Element 20 ga. Is, been thinking of buying one if they are under 6 pounds.

Upon firing the bolt would stick about 1/3 of the way back up on my SA-28 and it wouldn’t chamber another round, I simply took the recoil spring out of it, measured it and stretched it 3/4” and that cured my problem.

Thanks fellers, I greatly appreciate it.

The Showstopper... wrote: ↑April 9th, 2023, 10:05 am I get my barrel decals from "Mackdieseldude" his name is Brian, I can send you his email if you like via pm. I have been buying from him for 12 years now. Good person and easy to deal with.

Showstopper, would you mind sending me his email also?

I am needing to mix up a gallon of tick spray and I need to know how many ounces of 10% Permethrin to mix with a gallon of water. TIA

If you can find a good 2 3/4” recipe it will solve your cycling issues, all I load in 20 gauge anymore is 2 3/4”.

I shoot a Indian Creek.520 in mine and am very pleased with it.

It sure will, you only need to measure the exit end of the choke.

The tapered shims work great, best way to fix the problem. You can get them off of fleabay.

In WV a turkey is considered “big” game and can not be hunted with a.22.

TurkeyTaco wrote: ↑March 31st, 2023, 3:21 pm You didn’t happen to weigh it without any shells in it did you?

I didn’t but it’s relatively light. I’ll check and see when I get a chance. I think my fishing scale should do the job.
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Thank you.

If anyone would happen to know the true weight of the 20 gauge Element would you care to let me know? I am seriously thinking about buying one if they are under 6 pounds. TIA

Nice bird, congratulations!!!

Good bird, congratulations.

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Not sure you can get it rethreaded for Crio, I could be wrong though.

Roger Parks also makes a call called the tree talker, great little call for purrs and clucks.

Just a reminder, if you try to order parts for your SA-20 Mossberg doesn’t offer any replacement parts for them, so if you would want to order a full size stock to replace the compact stock on your gun, you can forget it…….Absolutely No replacement parts!!!!!

I think with the right choke (possibly Indian Creek) you could prolly get patterns like that at 40 yards, but that ain’t too hatefull.