Recent content by Clinton John

Yes I know lol. He wanted 7's and BB's. I tried my best to convince him. 2's and 8's would be great for the special bellies as well as ducks. Me I prefer either 3/4 or 1 oz of 8's straight. Doing around 1650fps muzzle speed. It's a magical load.

My friend that went on the guided speck trip. Two days worth of limits. Said the guides and some of the clients, wanted to buy the shells from him or pay him for the load recipe. He said inside 55 yards with the Carlson's extended non ported LM sporting clay chokes and his Beretta 390. They...

I would shoot tss 8's and pair it with some carlson extended non ported sporting clay chokes and wouldn't feel under gunned inside 45 yards with the right coke in. LM or IC would most likely cover all your need sour to 45 yards with a good load of number 8 tss shot. Expensive for sure but it...

Congrats.

I will try and get some pics tomorrow of the patterns. Full load inside 30 inch circle at 40 yards.

Developed and loaded up some new special (speck) belly shells for a friend of mines trip to Arkansas at the end of this month. Did a steel/tss duplex. 50/50 split for a total of 1 oz payload. 7's/BB's Average fps on a 20 shot test string is 1532 fps. Pressure test showed 8100 average psi...

Mine loves the Kent 1 1/4 number 2 steel over everything else factory made.

So will steel shot. But I have yet to find a tss pellet in a duck or goose I have shot with it.

Only Beretta shotgun I ever seen beat itself apart. Was owned by a friend that would only shot those shells. When I say beat. I mean beat, like multiple break downs requiring new parts per season.

Lol. I'm in swla. One morning I might need 22 feet on the river and that evening 6 inches in the marsh. I been using the j weights and bunjie but I use heavy tar treated trotline string and bag the decoys. Seems to work the best for us.

All I use now is the J style weights with bunjie. But I also bag my decoys.