PART TWO: Salt Creek's Tungsten Super Shot #7 Load

A bit of fine tuning with Salt Creek TSS #7 equates to an outstanding load for anything from wild pheasants to Canadian geese, and everything in between. See trulockchokes.... and saltcreekammo.... .

[@bobbyscott8024]

Hey Randy, I for one certainly do believe that you are capable of ''thoughtful contemplation'' and thoroughly enjoy these videos! Thanks for taking the time to make them for people like me! From Sophia, N.C.

[@dennisvandergriff7757]

Another very interesting video. I wonder what Fabarm HP chokes would do, 7 ish. ? It's just an old guy thinking.

[@toronadogofast7868]

That is a much better pattern than the last video. That would drop pheasant, ducks, and geese even late in the season.

[@RandyWakeman]

Constriction works!

[@landonloveall]

Enjoying the TSS videos. I would love a video talking through #8 TSS versus #9 TSS (lead shot size comparison, effective lethal distance and pattern density) for pheasant and duck.

[@RandyWakeman]

A brief look: ua-cam.com/video/0Gcy_t6_LhI/v-deo.html .

[@paulmoss7940]

Nice patterns. I wish you would run some Buckshot patterns at 40-50 yds. Cheers !

[@RandyWakeman]

That's Boar Blaster territory: ua-cam.com/video/SzSAmjicOuc/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared .

[@paulmoss7940]

Thanks Sir.@@RandyWakeman PS I'm still rocking a pair of Savage MLII's, One is #117/500 of the Henry Ball Custom run.