steel shotshells
 

im new to duck hunting and im wondering what types of shells yall shoot i have been using a 20 gauge and 3" shells i have been using winchester drylock but im trying to find the best shell for the money i have heard that the winchester expert high velocity were the cheapest but are they good shells and what do yall shoot thanks for any andvice that is given

i shoot kent fasteel 3" #3s

one time i cut some of the winchester high velocity open and the bb's were not round so i dont recommend them

I perfer Kent also but there price is getting close to drylock

i shoot either xperts or remmingtons.

cheap and effective

This year I started to shoot RIO "ROYAL" Blue Steel 3" 1-1/4oz 3 or 4 ducks. You can get them at Cabelas. They are like $12 per box. I think they are made somewhere in Spain. In the past, I have mostly shot Kent or XPert.

I shoot fiocci (sp?) #4's. They shoot good, $9/box

Jordan, I thought you shot blanks????????????????????? LMAO

Kent faststeel #4, 3"

Devil, naaa bruh. Ask D and fool about them blanks

i like my kents fast and more kills not cripples vs the dryloks

ive done the same thing, and found the bb's kinda oblong. In my opinion,they wont fly as straight if they are not round. Ive been using Estate for years, no complaints.

Jordan, I need to start shopping where you shop. $9 seems cheap for fiocci's. I bought the xperts high vel. and thought they were the cheapest. Must be 2 3/4 in??

Estates are good shooting shells. You just can't get the brass wet.
They will be rusted by the next day.
I shot them a lot when I hunted cause they were cheap and shot
pretty good.

Drylok Super X's

$13 a box :eek:

Wanna play?
Gotta pay!

i dont care about the price..I buy shells to shoot, not to conserve

The way I work, I was able to hunt every day but New Years day.
I was always too hung over.
Estate are good shells, especially if you hunted every day.
No need to pay more money for shells that can do the same thing
as the cheaper ones.