Gobbler Nation

I don't think they do anything ambidextrous as far as a shotgun other than just normal style stocks. Nothing like the Remington shurshot platform.

They do offer some ambidextrous options for rifles, just never seen any for shotguns.

That laminate stock is sharp I really like the Boyd's stocks. They fit me fit well and they are super nice looking as well. Every 870 I have will be wearing one. 20 gauge got the forest camo laminate- green, brown, gray .410 will get the nutmeg laminate- brown and black 28 gauge will get coyote lam...

Here is my newly remodeled 870 20 gauge setup for gobbler thumping. This gun started life as a 870 youth 20 gauge from Wal-Mart for 307 dollars. List of upgrades- -Boyds Sterling thumbhole and forend in forest camo laminate -Remington 26 inch replacement barrel ( I just am fond of longer barrels, I ...

I have been on a search for a turkey choke for my Remington 870 28 gauge for quite some time now. Something that is reasonable in price as well, as most companies want 100 to 125 dollars per choke. I had been searching websites and stumbled onto the Pure Gold website showing that they offered sporti...

Don, My opinion on this is on the 870 youth that is not drilled and tapped, is that I would go with an Aimtech saddle mount. And nothing else.......unless having it drilled and tapped. Go with the Aimtech because they use wider picatinny base cross slots than the B-square and I have seen some Vortex...

I do this spring replacement in all my 870s. End up usually with a 3 to 3.5 lb trigger pull. And not bad on the wallet either.

https://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts ... 10669.aspx

Been down that road. Go with the .575 nonported. .565 and .555 nonported choke patterns in a 21 inch barreled 870 20 gauge were blown pretty bad in my experience. .575 shot lights out. More than tight enough.

all in who load it is. 665 is a good place to start. Alot of times we up in the 675 range. It is a load from Hal. I have a IC 665 on the way that I will test. I'll post pics and get some feedback after I test. It's way too cold here now. You will be happy with the Indian Creek .665. They are perfec...

Happy Birthday Hal!

Hard to beat them Barnes bullets in a smokepole.

Good luck with them brother!

Just trying to help. I concede... You were the most accurate brother......don't concede. My post wasnt intended towards you at all or anyone else for that matter, and sounds more conceited than I meant it to be. I have been through this with Barnes expanders, same bullet for all intents and purpose...

Like I said, hold it on him, and bust him. Out to 125 yards. Been there before.

I wouldn't let it be a deal breaker for me........but, I actually prefer longer barrels. Alot of people will probably say it is too long though....

I talked to Stuart at Indian Creek about three weeks ago.......he said no Remchoke 28 gauge yet. He said they still had plans to make them, just may be January or so before they are produced. I am anxiously awaiting them to make one. thanks for the update! :thumbleft: No problem! If I figure out th...

I talked to Stuart at Indian Creek about three weeks ago.......he said no Remchoke 28 gauge yet. He said they still had plans to make them, just may be January or so before they are produced. I am anxiously awaiting them to make one.

You will be good to 125 yards easy. Been there, done that. With the same bullets. Usually dead on at 50 will shoot pretty much dead on out to 125 yards with a scope mount up in medium rings......just my experience. And, that's on whitetails to 125 yards field experience. Hold it on em, and let her e...

No trimming necessary.......the bullet is actually different than your picture. Looks like an expander, sit bullet in sabot and load brother......here is picture of the actual bullet. Hope it helps

You are good to go if you ordered the orange sabots....they work with .458 diameter bullets in 50 caliber muzzleloaders....those were very popular with the savage 10ml-ii smokeless muzzleloader shooting Barnes bullets. The bullets you showed are good ones, basically an expander made for the 45-70 go...

Which MMP sabots did you order? That determines which bullet you need.

.458 ballets take the orange sabots for proper fit I'm pretty sure

Guys, I am setting up my 870 super mag express shotgun to use a duplex of TSS BBxT shot for whitetail deer hunting. This gun will have a definitive range of 60 to 70 yards. What optic do you think would be best for deer hunting and why? I am leaning towards a reflex red dot, the Vortex Venom to be e...

They sure don't have a crosshair...... just a circle.

Very easy, Here is what I done.....get you a big 3 foot x 3 foot piece of cardboard or rosin paper for a target. Stick a self adhesive 3 inch circle on the target for your aiming point. Look through the scope and adjust the power to where the circle in the reticle outlines that 3 inch circle on its ...

What are you using it on, shotgun or rifle?

Good scope, had two of them. They work well and have great eye relief.
Magnification range is 1.65 to 5. Objective is 36mm, and it came with an anti reflective device.

Sweet turkey hunting scope, just a little heavy. Other than that, can't be beat for a scope for turkey hunting.......good choice

While I totally agree with the "get what you pay for" comments. They're a ton of 2-3 hundred dollar scopes that are very good. I cannot say ever had a time I couldn't make a shot at shooting light or end of. Leupold and Nikon jacked up their lines so much, I don't know what's what anymore...