Hornady Heavy Magnum Coyote 12ga 3" 1.5oz BB Test W/ 11-87 & Patternmaster Black Mamba .690

Today we bring out some of the Hornady Heavy Magnum Coyote 12ga 3" 1.5oz lead BB shells and put them to the test at 40 yards through the Remington 11-87 and a Patternmaster Black Mamba .690 choke. We definitely saw some interesting results from this combo, so stick around and see how it performs!
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[@prtech7805]

Absolutely powerful round, not bad for big birds.

[@TJEdwardlovesBella]

And the closest one I shot with it what's at 15 yards. And just rolled him in his spot . Love your videos keep them coming much love from the USA 🇺🇸✌️

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

Glad you enjoy!

[@JeremyGibson-ni5uu]

Get some coyote targets. Great video

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

I really need to make a coyote style template for tests like this. The Birchwood Casey coyote targets would work, but they aren't really a good life size representation like the templates are

[@chiya2006]

I normally deal with them using 3-1/2” federal turkey load #4. They don’t go 20 😊

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

Yep, that would definitely do the job too

[@tripplebeards3427]

I have a bunch of that ammo stored. It doesn’t pattern anywhere nearly as well as the case of federal classic lead BB ammo out o my .670 kicks. Still good enough though. I’ve read and seen photos of the lead plated BBs Hornady uses in them is super soft as well.

[@tripplebeards3427]

I normally use either kicks .670 or .680 in my beretta’s for lead and HD BB ammo. One or the other always puts out a really good 60 yard pattern. Another good video!

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

I suppose I need to find some of those Federal BB shells to test out and see what I can get out of them

[@tripplebeards3427]

@@matttyreeoutdoors I used to order them from Natchez shooter supply for $29 per box of 25 in 12 gauge. It’s a 1 7/8oz load. There was also a 10 gauge version for $10 more per box. I don't remember the 10’s payload but I have one box left in 10 I use for predator hunting. They discontinued them about a decade ago, it’s too bad because I think everybody that shot coyotes use that lowered just because it was the cheapest option on the planet. Unfortunately, discontinued it. I bought a bunch of the 12’s from a private party a few years back just so I’d be stocked up so i didn’t have buy a 12 gauge set up to reload.

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

@@tripplebeards3427 I'll have to do some digging around and see what I can find. There's a small shop near me that often has older or more obscure stuff, so maybe I might get lucky there, but we'll see what I can do

[@tripplebeards3427]

@@matttyreeoutdoors Manufacturer #: P158 BB