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AubreyLaHaye458 08-28-2015 06:24 AM

I'm not going to start giving distances or anything because I am the worst at judging that. But i will say that my with my patternmaster I have less cripples and feel more confident that I can kill birds on the third shot.


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ScubaLatt 08-28-2015 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Natural Light Kid (Post 770756)
"Come on man!"
Chris Carter


No lie. I remembered where he fell and measured it on google earth?

Elbert Chamblee 08-28-2015 06:16 PM

duck loads
 
difference in 1 1/4 and 1 1/5 is maybe 10 bb's in #3 shot. Speed kills but it slows down just like the slow bb's do. I always liked the Estate 3 1/2" with #2 for big ducks or #3 for teal. Shot a IC for teal and a LM for big ducks and geese (BBBs). I had 8 cases of steel shot when I quit duck hunting a few years ago and I sold to a buddy. He had never shot the estate shells 1 1/2 at 1350 fps or 1 3/8 at 1450. He came by after about a month and I thought the shells must have give him trouble. Well he wanted to know if I had some more that I kept just in case. He just bought the cheap shells 1 oz at Walmart....SPEED KILLS and big loads deliver dead ducks. To me the easiest bird to kill is a canvasback.

ScubaLatt 08-28-2015 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Elbert Chamblee (Post 770869)
difference in 1 1/4 and 1 1/5 is maybe 10 bb's in #3 shot. Speed kills but it slows down just like the slow bb's do. I always liked the Estate 3 1/2" with #2 for big ducks or #3 for teal. Shot a IC for teal and a LM for big ducks and geese (BBBs). I had 8 cases of steel shot when I quit duck hunting a few years ago and I sold to a buddy. He had never shot the estate shells 1 1/2 at 1350 fps or 1 3/8 at 1450. He came by after about a month and I thought the shells must have give him trouble. Well he wanted to know if I had some more that I kept just in case. He just bought the cheap shells 1 oz at Walmart....SPEED KILLS and big loads deliver dead ducks. To me the easiest bird to kill is a canvasback.


I have to respectfully disagree with you that canvasbacks are the easiest bird to kill. I shot a truckload this year and I think they are the toughest to kill. They are divers so their feathers do not shed water much like puddle ducks do. The feathers get wet and mat up and are nearly impenetrable. You almost have to have a head shot or very close range body shot to clean kill them. I had many cripples we had to chase this year. I have had BBs fall out of their feathers while cleaning them. And they fly remarkably fast!

Elbert Chamblee 08-28-2015 09:08 PM

1 1/5 or VS 1 1/4 oz duck load.
 
if forgot to tell ya I head shot all my ducks. Just kidding... No my brother in law would pull up on canvas backs and every time he shot one it was a clean kill. I guess he could on hit a canvasback. He missed everything else. The hardest bird that I ever saw that could take a load of shot was a ruddy duck. Didn't kill many but I dusted a bunch of them and the second shot took them out.

ScubaLatt 08-28-2015 11:07 PM

Ruddy ducks are also divers and thus have wet, packed feathers. That, plus they are so small a target makes 'em hard to shoot. Saw a ton of those little rockets but did not shoot many cause was told they are tough and taste like leather?

meat killer 86 08-30-2015 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Top Dawg (Post 770752)

If he had like 6 more hands like madusa then he would sound way better. He needs more cup in his hands to make it sound more realistic. Lol

meat killer 86 08-30-2015 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ScubaLatt (Post 770714)
This is what I normally shoot. I absolutely love these shells. Very clean burning and I can go 2-3 hunts shooting 2 boxes per hunt before I have to clean my npNerwtta.

Best part about them is that they are olive drab in color. I HATE red and blue shells all around my blind!:pissed:


Don't want to burst a bubble but I hunt about 35 days typically during duck season. I clean my gun during the split and at the end of season. That's it. Never have any issues. If your cleaning your gun every few hunts maybe those shells are not as good as they sound. Just saying.

meaux fishing 08-30-2015 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Top Dawg (Post 770752)


#tellmewhatyouthinkboys

C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 10:28 AM

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. That primos wench is the bee's knees for 20 bucks.. in the right hands of course.

C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 10:35 AM

Cans eat #2's for breakfast sitting on the water past 30 yds. Scaup are borderline immortal..

C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 11:04 AM

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Kicks HF full is NOT for decoying birds. Will completley ruin your teal. From time to time I make some "long dong" shots out of luck with the full, but my bud next to me makes much more than me with a modified kicks hf (mainly because he's twice the shooter i am). This I what happens to decoying birds with the full. 3"#2's

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Quackhead62 08-31-2015 11:06 AM

I shoot the Kicks HF Mod and it is the real deal hardly have any cripples to deal with


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C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Quackhead62 (Post 771150)
I shoot the Kicks HF Mod and it is the real deal hardly have any cripples to deal with


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Only reason I haven't switched from my kicks hf full to mod is because the full is seized up in the barrel. Also I found some Hevi-Steel 3" 1-1/4 #2, #3, & #4's on macks for $150 a case with free shipping. I've been reading reviews and haven't really seen anything negative yet. Anyone have any experience with these?

Quackhead62 08-31-2015 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by C-Bass2mouth (Post 771154)
Only reason I haven't switched from my kicks hf full to mod is because the full is seized up in the barrel. Also I found some Hevi-Steel 3" 1-1/4 #2, #3, & #4's on macks for $150 a case with free shipping. I've been reading reviews and haven't really seen anything negative yet. Anyone have any experience with these?


I've switched to them about two years ago. I love Hevi-Metal never tried the Hevi-Steel. There isn't any BS about them they have some knock down power. That is all I shoot now.


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C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Quackhead62 (Post 771156)
I've switched to them about two years ago. I love Hevi-Metal never tried the Hevi-Steel. There isn't any BS about them they have some knock down power. That is all I shoot now.


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I don't think the Hevi-Steel has the "heavy" shot like the expensive stuff. Just normal steel pellets.

Quackhead62 08-31-2015 11:57 AM

Yea the hevi-metal has half steel and hevi-Shot they are $219.00 a case


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C-Bass2mouth 08-31-2015 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Quackhead62 (Post 771166)
Yea the hevi-metal has half steel and hevi-Shot they are $219.00 a case


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Well they can keep them for $219 lol

meaux fishing 08-31-2015 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by C-Bass2mouth (Post 771192)
Well they can keep them for $219 lol


I shoot them 109 a case shells lol

Quackhead62 08-31-2015 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by meaux fishing (Post 771194)
I shoot them 109 a case shells lol


Where you getting them from??


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