Osage Roost
Turkey Blasters => The Blue Shoulder Club => Topic started by: hunter22 on December 25, 2013, 09:16:04 AM
-
Anyone tried these out yet? The reviews make them look almost too good to be true.
-
William Sumtoy shot one in a brand new A5 and got 200 in 10" circle at 40 yards using 6's. Impressive Pb #'s.
-
Rickey
Don't know if you have watched this.
http://www.ammoland.com/2013/10/video-review-of-winchester-long-beard-xr-ammunition/#axzz2obuWfrbA
Bill
-
Ricky, William has posted up a bunch in the OG gun pattern section. Couple different Remington's and a new A5. They are breaking 200 at forty with 3.5 6 s.
-
I ordered two boxes of 12 gauge, 3 1/2 inch, #6s that will be here in early January. I will shoot them in my Benelli and BPS and post the results.
William posted a 250 in a 10 ring with that load you ordered in a 20inch Rem SM. Have we even seen 2.25 3.5 inch Hevi go that high
-
I am anxious to see how these perform for you Rickey....
Denny
-
Curious too. Post us up some pattern pics when the weather breaks!
-
Same restriction in the Rhino?
-
Thanks.... I never tried Indian Creek before. Saw the name many times though, must be a good one if you are using them.
Denny
-
wonder what type of choke Winchester recommends for this ammo? A wad stripping choke or wad maintainer choke??? Since the wad in these is a liquid poured resin.---Jason
-
The buffer in these shells starts out as pellets and when you fiee the round all the shot compresses the buffer pellets into a powder which tightens the load together and maintains the shot string further away from the barrel. It works well in a ported standard choke.