The Ranger Elite wad is the best I've used with my #4 buckshot for coyotes. I'm getting about a 15" pattern at 50yds from my M1 Benelli Super 90 with my buckshot choke. When I made the choke, it shot some old Remington #0 buckshot unbelievably tight putting all pellets in a sheet of notebook paper at 50yds. I thought I had made "The Buckshot Tube" but it only shot mediocre to good with newly manufactured buckshot and of course I only had a few of the old Remington shells which I shot in pattern testing. When I started pattern testing some #4 buckshot loads, I loaded to coyote hunt with, I remembered the choke I had made that shot so well with the #0 buck and I tried it with the #4's and holly smokes what a pattern. Now that you have shared this load which seems to be really close to the old #0 buck Remington loads, I've just got to try it with this tube. The tube loved #0 buck and #4 buck with the Ranger Elite so it seems logical that it might perform well with this load of yours. Not to mention I really like #0 buck for larger quarry. Thanks for sharing this load with your followers! I appreciate it!
round about what's Mr. Kalwas charging per hull these days? I'm interested in trying the Remington express 3" and 3.5" and was just curious about the ball park figures before bothering him.
The Ranger Elite wad is the best I've used with my #4 buckshot for coyotes. I'm getting about a 15" pattern at 50yds from my M1 Benelli Super 90 with my buckshot choke. When I made the choke, it shot some old Remington #0 buckshot unbelievably tight putting all pellets in a sheet of notebook paper at 50yds. I thought I had made "The Buckshot Tube" but it only shot mediocre to good with newly manufactured buckshot and of course I only had a few of the old Remington shells which I shot in pattern testing. When I started pattern testing some #4 buckshot loads, I loaded to coyote hunt with, I remembered the choke I had made that shot so well with the #0 buck and I tried it with the #4's and holly smokes what a pattern. Now that you have shared this load which seems to be really close to the old #0 buck Remington loads, I've just got to try it with this tube. The tube loved #0 buck and #4 buck with the Ranger Elite so it seems logical that it might perform well with this load of yours. Not to mention I really like #0 buck for larger quarry. Thanks for sharing this load with your followers! I appreciate it!
Thank you Roger, you made that simple to understand
I use a 3/4” curling iron to take the memory out and let it cool. Works great for me Sir. Love your videos 👍🏻
I'm late to your party. Just wondering what these loads are used for. Deer, waterfowl, or just "look pretties"? How did the red shoot?
I like using those Remington hulls from Mr. kalwas I also trim those down to 2 3/4 using MG42 wad
Curl iron hot one
I am using GAEP BN2 after lee load and its fantastic like factory made
round about what's Mr. Kalwas charging per hull these days? I'm interested in trying the Remington express 3" and 3.5" and was just curious about the ball park figures before bothering him.
he was under $60 for a thousand last bunch I bought but was probably 1.5 years ago