Gobbler Nation

I think you have to consider that all guns vary a little. Sure there are trends to what they like and that’s where you start, but each one can be different. Best I remember if you buy direct from IC, they will let you swap chokes til you are satisfied. not just yet on these 410 chokes. due to the t...

Well after 300 rounds of Winchester White Box and 60 rounds of 124 grain Sig V Crown, the M&P 2.0 Compact is officially the new everyday carry.

It’s riding comfortably in a Crossbreed Reckoning.

I think you have to consider that all guns vary a little. Sure there are trends to what they like and that’s where you start, but each one can be different.

Best I remember if you buy direct from IC, they will let you swap chokes til you are satisfied.

For that money I’ll be sticking with Browning/Benelli/Beretta.

If street price is less than $1k, then it possibly does ok.

Awesome stuff right there!

Nice!

I too, carry a S&W Shield in 9mm. I switch off with a CZ Protek in 9mm, also. My pocket carry is a Kahr PM9. I am going to buy a Sig 365XL soon, for higher capacity in a fairly small frame. Buddy of mine at work has that Sig and it’s a fine weapon. Super easy to shoot and plenty accurate the fe...

So what’s your favorite carry gun? I’ve carried a S&W Shield 40 with crimson trace laser for probably 5 years in a Crossbreed Supertuck. I recently decided I wanted more capacity and just ordered a S&W M&P 2.0 9mm Compact with a 4” barrel. Got a Crossbreed Reckoning holster coming for it...

That really looks good Gil.

It ought to be a right fine turkey slayer with a light handload.

That’s awesome Gil!

You’ll enjoy the skinner sights!

Sounds like a fun project!

A guy up in Michigan that I work with some makes the best maple syrup I’ve ever eaten. It’s a completely different taste and texture than anything you can get in the store.

The Stevens 555 is a really nice budget friendly O/U.

I have a 21” 870 with a Sumtoy 562-5 that will consistently do 110 - 120 with them and I have a few boxes put away just in case.

A buddy has a pardner single shot with a 22” modified barrel that does 90-100 with them consistently. He too has a few put back.

In a pump of auto, I prefer 21”-22”.

In a break action, I like 26”.

That’s one of my favorite ways to have it!

I have the 562 as well.

Honestly, if I did it over I’d go at least 570. My 562 is a little hot for me.

hoobilly wrote: ↑May 28th, 2019, 10:28 pm has been a really long time for me to be out west and see them blue skies.

Love working in Montana. Missoula stank tho because of the paper mill. but the country was beautiful

Smells like money

Hey I cooked breakfast on mine yesterday and today! French toast and Jimmie Dean yesterday and pancakes and Conecuh today.

I use it several times a week.

That should be a fun one!

1-5/8 ounce or so of T9’s or T9.5’s ought to hammer one!

I like it a lot. I haven’t hunted it as I ran out of time by the time I got it this season. It’s light. It sits well on the knee. Two chokes, two triggers gives wide 20 yard pattern and tight 40-50 yard pattern at the slight readjusting of my finger. I also have shot a 20 gauge CZ side by side for y...

I just went through this and I came down to three options:

Double barrel - Bobwhite
Auto - AL48 or A400
Pump - Ithaca 37

I bought a bobwhite off the classifieds here.

I believe a few of the guys here have AL48’s that shoot to the bead.

If buying, I’d shoot hoobilly’s Fox Trot Ammo 2-3/4” loads of TSS.

There’s nothing wrong with 20 gauge. I don’t understand why a couple 20 autos won’t cycle certain shells...

Well what 3” load do you normally shoot?