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[assateague]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

[Bootlipkiller]

3 inch 3 shot is were it's at.

[rebelp74]

2 3/4 low brass steel isn't that high.

that's what I shoot teal with big ducks are a whole other ball game

in all honesty, not really.

how you figure that? I was talkin #7 shot for teal in low brass steel and shoot big ducks with 3inch 3s

I use #6 2 3/4 in a 28gauge for a good bit of my hunting. Mainly woodies and greys but plenty of mallards have met death from it w/ no problems.

[assateague]

To me, #2 is fine for geese, but I wouldn't want to push it with 3s. So I stick with #2, but that's really just a personal preference.

[Feelin' Fowl]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

[Rick]

I was talkin #7 shot for teal...

I found 7s stoned incoming and broadside teal and big ducks at the ranges we generally shoot them (though not so hot on outgoing shots), but way too much of it stayed in the meat, even with teal. I now shoot more 5s than anything else and still hit a pot roasted pellet more often than I'd like.

[hudson]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

[rebelp74]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I'm for high brass. Squirrels, rabbits, etc. high brass all the way.




P.S. Can you change your avatar? It's pretty gay.

[rebelp74]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

[hudson]

I was talkin #7 shot for teal...

I found 7s stoned incoming and broadside teal and big ducks at the ranges we generally shoot them (though not so hot on outgoing shots), but way too much of it stayed in the meat, even with teal. I now shoot more 5s than anything else and still hit a pot roasted pellet more often than I'd like.

me too and I might would shoot 5s but never seen em in what I shoot and I cant pass up 60 dollars a case of steel shot

[hudson]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

oh well I guess 6s will do the job

[hudson]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I'm for high brass. Squirrels, rabbits, etc. high brass all the way.




P.S. Can you change your avatar? It's pretty gay.

damn just bruising his spirits,maybe he just likes honey

[rebelp74]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I'm for high brass. Squirrels, rabbits, etc. high brass all the way.




P.S. Can you change your avatar? It's pretty gay.

damn just bruising his spirits,maybe he just likes honey

I'm kind of an asshole, it's just my thing!

[Bootlipkiller]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

Damn rich people!:lol:

[Rick]

I was talkin #7 shot for teal...

I found 7s stoned incoming and broadside teal and big ducks at the ranges we generally shoot them (though not so hot on outgoing shots), but way too much of it stayed in the meat, even with teal. I now shoot more 5s than anything else and still hit a pot roasted pellet more often than I'd like.

me too and I might would shoot 5s but never seen em in what I shoot and I cant pass up 60 dollars a case of steel shot

I'm shooting 20ga Kent Upland Steel 5s, which is just under $100 with tax and the camp's discount, so you've got me beat by a mile on cost. But the pretty yellow bullets are worth it.

[Bootlipkiller]

Kent makes a good affordable shell in my opinion.

[hudson]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

you tried the new heavy metal speed ball, I got 8 boxes of 3.5 inch 5s for specklebellies they are badass but glad I didn't have to pay for em

[AKPirate]

We shoot high brass steel 7's on geese and they average around 21 pounds.

[rebelp74]

I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

you tried the new heavy metal speed ball, I got 8 boxes of 3.5 inch 5s for specklebellies they are badass but glad I didn't have to pay for em

Never tried any of the heavy shot, I use kent tungsten impact.

[The Duck Hammer]

Hell, that's what I shoot geese with, too. Xpert #2, all year for everything.

I do the same thing with Federals instead of Xperts. Xperts don't shoot worth a shit in my gun.

[Bootlipkiller]

We shoot high brass steel 7's on geese and they average around 21 pounds.

My gramps swears by small bb's for big geese. Says they cut through the feathers and down better. Told me they used 7 1/2 for honkers in the lead days.

[Bootlipkiller]

[quote="assateague"]I suppose technically it is. But there's not really any difference between high and regular brass, all other things being equal.

I struggle with low brass lead on pheasants. Lots of feathers, but that's about it. Haven't shot low steel.

I shoot the Winchester xpert upland steel shot for ducks in #7s because they have plenty of power for them and cost only 60 dollars a case

I'm into tungsten or lead. Never been a fan of steel shot.

you tried the new heavy metal speed ball, I got 8 boxes of 3.5 inch 5s for specklebellies they are badass but glad I didn't have to pay for em

Never tried any of the heavy shot, I use kent tungsten impact.[/quote]
That stuff really is amazing. I've seen it in action but I just can't get past the price.

[hudson]

I shoot kent faststeel in 3 inch 3s 11/8 at big ducks which is 150 a case,never shot the kent tungsten,but heavy shot is badass

[assateague]

Hell, that's what I shoot geese with, too. Xpert #2, all year for everything.

I do the same thing with Federals instead of Xperts. Xperts don't shoot worth a shit in my gun.

Mine's just the opposite. Federals and Kents don't pattern worth a damn for me.

[The Duck Hammer]

I shoot kent faststeel in 3 inch 3s 11/8 at big ducks which is 150 a case,never shot the kent tungsten,but heavy shot is badass

The 2 boxes Heavy Metal I used last year were awesome, but at $30 a box it aint happenin.

[The Duck Hammer]

Hell, that's what I shoot geese with, too. Xpert #2, all year for everything.

I do the same thing with Federals instead of Xperts. Xperts don't shoot worth a shit in my gun.

Mine's just the opposite. Federals and Kents don't pattern worth a damn for me.

Hmm. Maybe its an A5 870 thing.

[assateague]

I suppose it's only natural that a cheap gun likes cheap shells.

[hudson]

I shoot kent faststeel in 3 inch 3s 11/8 at big ducks which is 150 a case,never shot the kent tungsten,but heavy shot is badass

The 2 boxes Heavy Metal I used last year were awesome, but at $30 a box it aint happenin.

I hear ya,i wouldn't have any either if I had to pay for it

[The Duck Hammer]

I suppose it's only natural that a cheap gun likes cheap shells.

Federals are about the same cost. Only a few bucks more.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Did jehler start this string of ammo talk? This shit is waaaaaay off topic.

Thread hijacking, midget loving, Michigander...