Thanks so much! Yea, it doesn't all line up

Depends on the range

@@TheNewHuntersGuide ... Dude . i want Boss #4 vs Steel #2 comparison. i also want to know the weight of single pellet of Boss#4 and the weight of Steel shot #2 single pellet. if it doesnt bother U :)

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Thanks! BOSS said that this wad was engineered for a modified choke, they also didn't want the patterns to get super tight because they designed it as a 30-yard load. Any tighter than this would be bad at that range for sure.

Thanks so much Terry!

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Thanks so much!

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Thanks so much! Me neither. Didn't see that coming.

Thanks so much!

Because of how much they've talked down steel in the past?

Thank you so much!

Traditionally (in Europe) full has been 1 mm tighter than cylinder, IM 0,75 mm, M 0,5 mm and IC 0,25 mm tighter. But steel shots have made difference cos at least some steel shots won't pattern good from full choke. I think that's the reason why Carlson's use close, mid and long coding at Crematros. They are a little bit more open than traditional chokes that are made for lead.

Yes, and those fractions on a nominal .729 bore expressed in cm on guns comming out of Europe and the UK now come to about .715 for LM. Perazzi and a few others label there interchangeable chokes in numbers. For example, No 4 that no. 4 coordinates to 4mm or .016" - LMod. Now, Every Gun Fixed Choke Gun expressed now on fractions including the UK with the CIP standardization. 1/4 is IC, 3/8 LM, 1/2 M, 1 is F. These will be stamped on the barrel flats of fixed choked guns. I know only two manufacturers who will build a gun w fixed choke, with warranty, with tighter than 1/2.(M) with CIP Superior Steel Proof proof mark. Hull recommends no tighter than 1/4 (IC) when using their High Pheasant Superior Steel load. I have shot that load through my Superior Steel proof 1/2 Merkel. Interesting, the old Kent Matrix load (tungsten and polymer) on the box recommended no tighter then 1/2 choke when shooting a lot on the number 3. I asked Kent about it as the marketing was any choke safe. The answer I got was you could shoot it through Full. What I always hated was English guns withproof marks pre 195(8) did not tell you the choke was. One barrel flat might be marked choke. That means there is some choke in that barrel flats barrel. One must them go pattern to figure it out. There was no proof mark to tell you how much choke. The other barrel flat might have no mark. This absence of the proof make choke meant cylinder bore.

Their not there

Yea it really likes that choke.

In steel? I don't think they make that. But I've tested 2.75 bismuth.

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Hi to all I send this info incase some one needs tss . I dont sell .I'm hunter over 40 and I reload most of my ammo . I agree 100% with his information information

Sounds like a win to me.

@@TheNewHuntersGuide agreed. If it lasts, it'll be a huge win.

Yea, I tried to note that in the chart at the end. Some had more uniformity than others. And those did well.

Haha, thanks!

What method would be more correct than how I did it here?

Right on!

Yes sir.

That is hoodie thickness right there. I haven't seen those. I'd like to test them if I can come by a pair, but I'm sure they aren't cheap.

I already did a video just like that a few seasons back, even used target ammo. This one I think: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hN6ghpdnt7XYYmQ.html&

Thanks Ben!

If we are growing and improving on past mistakes then we're doing it right for sure! It's when we don't think we're making any mistakes we can learn from that we stop improving.

Best all around budget brand I've found so far.

Thanks so much!

Dag gummit, you've sold me. Worked out to $54 with the sale and the code. Thanks!

Haha, that's awesome.

Thank you so much Jeffery!

Awesome!

I will try one and let you know about it. Ironman in Alabama 73s

Thanks!

Awesome, thanks!

True story, it's good stuff, especially for the money.

If the choke is hardened steel able to withstand the shot, it does not place extra stress on the barrel. If the choke is soft steel, as are most stock chokes, and likely many of Mossbergs, then it can't hold up to the shot and upon failure will compromise the barrel. If the barrel is rated to withstand the hardness of steel, then its up to the choke to be rated for the shot size, velocity, and constriction. Not the barrel. However, Mossberg makes an X-factor Full Waterfowl choke. So...

I think it would do very well it that situation. It packs down fairly good. Not as good as a straight down jacket. But good.

@@TheNewHuntersGuide it's currently between this and the kuiu kenai. The kenai seems to pack better, but I'm taking a 2200 size bag in the woods so that's not a top concern. The biggest thing is just keeping warm enough to do those all day sits where it's 20 degrees and snowing, while still being quiet underneath the guide jacket

@@madwe2269 I really like Kuiu, but my experience thus far is that they are geared towards active hunts, like western game. Which is what started the company. I haven't touched any of the newer whitetail oriented stuff so I can't really give you helpful comparative insight.

Thanks so much!

Thanks Terry!

Ha, thanks so much!

Thanks Jeff! I think that is probably going to be an outstanding piece of gear for you.