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I know you already do a video about what choke was best for boss legacy but in that one I don’t remember you using muller chokes. So, could you possibly redo that video but with the muller chokes?

I have had the glomits for about 4 years. I love them. Mine are getting a little small so I’ll have to buy a larger pair. Windproof is a must for outerwear.

Thanks you

Love your work mate from Balnarring Victoria Australia

I have always felt this way. Turkeys were being taken with regular ammunition long before special choke tubes came along.

Any thoughts on doing some testing with the new Shotzammo steel 8 shot?

Nice video 👍

Not sure that this matters but I clean and lube before shooting, after I shoot 20 rounds, more more than 5 in a row, I clean and lube. As far as I’m concerned, it’s broke in. Never missed my game animal after that process.

Winchester super x hv steel vs. Winchester dryloc steel. Non-plated vs plated shot. Plating increases lubricity/performance slightly. Also it reduces corrosion from the pellets rusting while in the wet duck hunting conditions. Super x steel= 17.99/box today. Dryloc steel= 23-25.99/box. Plating the shot costs more. But is higher quality.

Here's one, what about slugs through different chokes specifically full chokes and modified. It's a very debated thing on remington slugger says you can run them through any choke but manufacturers seem to vary

Love the videos! Sometime you should try out the BOSS stinger shells I’ve yet to see anyone test those!

You should said it's expensive first

Can you do a review on the apex ammunition s3 steel?

I've just recently started watching your channel. One thing I'd like to see is the BOSS original bismuth 3" 3/5 through the Carlsons Cremator mid and long range chokes. I personally shoot a Franchi Affinity 3, so if you have the ability to run that combo, it would be even better for me, but I'd be happy just to see your take on the choke/load combo. Love seeing the charts and patterns and all the data really helps me make sense of everything.

Well done as always George!

Bismuth is not for me. I shot a lot of different companies ammo and had not so good luck. Late season birds have heavy down and pellets didn’t penetrate well. All birds take was a result in head or neck wounds. Some birds you could see how the pellets passed over the skin and plucked off feathers. In the end #3 bismuth is what I found would do the job more often than any other shot size. Tungsten 18 and 12 is the closest thing I found to lead, does way better than any of those lead loads. Pattern pellet count and range.

Great Video. I look forward to seeing your penetration videos.

Random somewhat unrelated question. Do you know if it’s possible/ok to shoot brass shells out of modern semiautomatic shotguns?

As a kid, I started off with what we had, and it was cheap. While I agree with you on number #1, I always recall wanting something GOOD,,,, but, at the tender age of 5 or 6, I knew I would like hunting,,, anything and everything,,, for the rest of my life.

P.S If you could pick one semi auto shotgun with a 3 inch chamber for say less than 1200.00 which one would it be , This would be an all around gun perhaps occassional clays shooting, turkey hunting, pheasants and maybe some rabbit and dove hunting. ???? I have been looking at the Franch semi auto , no gas port etc. I have a 1953 Browning , made in Belgium Auto 5 at present. It is mint with a Hastings ii barrel and modified screw in choke and 1 Carlson turkey choke, (chokes are hard to find for the French made hastings II barrels.) If you would rather not comment that is ok as well.

Great informative and accurate test as usual. Thankyou, just a quick shotgun tip. If you buy a Franchi that doesn't have a gas port but is recoil operated you won't have those jams. LOL just kidding , I always enjoy your videos and appreciate them

Great review as always!

Hello from the UK George. I enjoy a bit of pattern testing, find it very interesting. What i tend to find is, the bigger pellet sizes tend to pattern tighter.

Ciao George , guardo i tuoi video dall’ Italia . Sei il migliore ! Continua così ! Al prossimo video ….. spero presto !

Awesome video as always.

Thanks for the video

perfect around bismuth shots for sell in TUNGSTEN MAN

Did you see the video that was released using 8-shot steel for geese? I was very surprised by the effectiveness at distance. ua-cam.com/video/-xJTAVbZfyE/v-deo.html

Bit of an analytical guy myself, I can't get enough of the statistical tests you do. Facts don't lie!

For real I use just cheap steel field load 6# works

Appreciate your content. I am curious why you’d run a UFO choke when that’s not a choke you’d want to use on most waterfowl hunts?

I think your field experience is going to show you that #3 copper plated bismuth is a bit much on ducks - even large ones. They are devastating.

I prefer #5 Bismuth for all around shooting for ducks and geese. I will use #4 but find in 1 ounce loads or 1.18 ounce loads in vintage double barrels I can get thinner patterns at 40 yards due to size. I load my own buying raw Bismuth shot at 1250- 1300 fps.

1.5oz has 232 pellets not 210. excellent video

Hi George, just because I shoot a 20ga I will stick with my #5 and #4 bismuth not sure I would get enough #3 in the shell to get a good pattern and I don't think boss offers #3 in a 20ga.

Your gun don't have to be cleaned lol you just need a different gun lol

Yes it is I bought one love it best budget range finder you can buy. 👍 🫡 👏

Another great video, thank you!

Just as you looked down at your tool, I thought “ huh he’s having a lot of failures to eject” then you spoke lol. I’ve been telling my brother to look into a 940 pro. Love your work, when I want to get technical I always look up your video’s

I crushed snows last year with war Chief 5s at 40+ yards. The factory mod choke in my SBEII HAD 200 pellets in circle at 40.(1 1/4 oz shorty). If you look at the patterns the 5s were effective out to the 30 in circ line. The others had gaps. Bottom line is you want the pattern and penetration to lose their effectiveness at the same distance. The number of pellets in the circle needs to be lethal from edge to edge. (100-125 not that 250 wouldn’t do the job). Have you pattern tested the stinger loads. My mod tube had 125 in the circ at 40. The recoil is like my dove loads. I was going to use it on mallards last year but too many snows. Love your channel keep counting pellets

Good stuff George 👍 Thanks

How much better does #6 or 8shot break legs, necks, and wings? Not a single vulnerable system is 3" thick. Most things are about a hard to break as a #2 pencil. In my mind far more hits on target bring birds down faster than a couple deep penetratimg holes. But we need numbers!

I laughed harder than I should’ve at the subscriber comment, gained a new sub.

A valuable test for waterfowlers George! Good work.

Would love to see a test with Shotz ammo companys Pulverizer load. Its 13/8 oz of steel #8 shot and from the videos I have seen it has been crushing ducks and geese

Great video

George, congrats for another awesome video. If I might suggest, get yourself a Mec 600jr some bismuth from Rotometal and never look back. All you need is 2.3/4" hulls for all waterfowl and upland game. BTW, your BOSS hulls measure 0.805"++ and that's why the gun doesn't eject them.

Great channel. Surprised it’s hasn’t taken off yet. Stay with it 👏🏻🤙🏻

Great video George good job. Lots of information that you can use. Terry Clark in Alabama 73s

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