I'm not scaredYou’re fixing to get called out by “someone” for posting a meme somewhere other than behind the iron curtain in….three….two….one…..
Father…..Father….. here I am, I’ll go with you!! (Said in the saddest little british boy accent I could do) LOL
I found a set of Burris Signature Zee rings with the plastic inserts I forgot I had, so I won’t have to worry about marking the scope tube again. I loaded some “turkey” loads with 30.4 grains Longshot, Win 209 primer, WAAF114 wad, and 1 1/4 oz 7.5 shot, and I got the gun sighted in. It patterned really well at 30 yards.
Must not be 20* and 20mph north winds there?
It’s about 45*, but the wind is gusting 20 mph according to my weather app.
Does anyone on here turkey hunt with the tungsten super shot ammo? 
Personally I’ve never seen the need for it but some want to shoot a turkey at 70 yards vs calling one into lead ranges. It is very efficient, maintaining a tight pattern way out there.Does anyone on here turkey hunt with the tungsten super shot ammo?
Not yet. But I found some federal tss 410 on sale for $28 at rogers and got two boxes. Im gonna cry when I zero the dot and pattern it.Does anyone on here turkey hunt with the tungsten super shot ammo?
I can’t justify the price for anything other than a subgauge gun and a kid. Lead has always worked just fine for me.
I can buy a 2# bottle tungsten shot from Ballistic Products for $90 and be able to load 25 shells which is a “bargain” compared to factory ammo, but I’m going to stick to lead.
Naw, I call em in close enough, I don't need it.Does anyone on here turkey hunt with the tungsten super shot ammo?
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