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Turkinator wrote:

Jamey wrote:Why not just have her shoot a light recoiling load of TSS 9?

This

I second this motion

40 yard pattern from a shotgun I set up last years 1 1/4oz. Light recoil

As many know I don't like the mossys either but still set up one or two per year. They also seem to kick a little harder as Ronny says although I have not done any scientific study. The first youth shotgun I built, I built specifically because I don't feel like it's fair to a child to call a turkey ...

Never cared for the newer lynch calls. The old ones now, they were fine calls. Lots of crap gone on with lynch in the last 20yrsnor so. Very little of it good. Try the Primos box cutter. Seen lots of birds killed with them around here.

Probably too tight a choke for any brand except for Indian Creek. I would go to 675 somewhere in there in other choke Brands.

Can't say for sure but I've been gone over 30 years so it's quite possible or not. There used to be MAFES unit of Mississippi State down there that we used to hunt doves on.

Vegas man Vegas.

Jackson. Be more specific, I'm in Madison. If your name references hunting the refuge while at State, those birds out there took me to school every time I tried. Welcome. FC Northeast Jackson. Pretty close to JA. Sorry was trying to reply amongst a busy day at work. I haven't hunted the refuge, but...

I thought he already sold a cow. Lmao

Trulock 585

I'm pretty sure they were much cheaper than that a couple weeks ago you might Google search some other places.

Sorry, I posted this before I was finished. If you read any of the posts regarding patterns of long beard shells the vast majority of them tout the very high 10 inch numbers. However no one speaks of the 20 inch numbers because they are so very thin. It makes it look like it's a similar pattern and ...

I actually think people missed the point about long beards. In the 20 gauge they're going awfully slow for Lead and if you go to fives or fours the pattern will be super sparse. Add to that the practice of supertight chokes to make extra tight patterns and you have loads that are just too tight

There is some glare so it's hard to read but this is one I did 2 years ago for a little girl with Hal's 1.25oz load. It's a 50yd pattern and very low on recoil in same gun.

Frank. That remark was towards Benelli lover. That guy is a troll for Hevi shot like that Upland Rules guy.

benellilover wrote:if you like them you WILL LOVE the Magnum Blends

In fact, you may bend over and have some Mag Blends up you're AZZ.

Not gonna work. They already claim there isn't enough money to maintain Fed lands. Now they will sell them for the cash and the maintenance funds will be given to the sorry and lazy.

Trulock 585. Look no further.

Forgive me but, Skeet Skeet Skeet.

Ronnie is The Man.

Pass on Carlson. Order Trulock. 575-585. Never look back.

Damn. I hate when someone uses the 585 and gets patterns like that. Lol

howl wrote:Folks will appreciate the milder muzzle blast on those standard velocity loads. I have several boxes of heavy 7s, so I'll pass for the time being.

But 1000fps isn't standard velocity. It's sub sonic. SLOW!!!!!!

No, No, No. Trulock 585. Stop right there. No need for expensive chokes. TSS eliminates the need for them.

allaboutshooting wrote:

TheWoodsman wrote:Pretty sure he posted on OG 1.25 oz

Denny

Correct. It's 1.25 oz at 1000 fps.

Thanks,
Clark

Wow. That's slow for lead.