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RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
Have to agree, I got three of em.
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RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
but I won't take a 55 yard shot. |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
Sure Slugman, anybody can get lucky and even fire at 80 yards and may have enough energy for one pellet to hit the brain of a turkey.
I like hunting for me. I just won't take a shot I am not sure about. But you glad you got em. Hope you don't continue to throw out shot with a prayer only. Don't mean to dog ya, just not sure why you would take a shot like that. |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
Don't mean to dog ya |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
ORIGINAL: slugman Truth is I dont know how many pellets are in the "zone" @ 55yds. My gun was set up for 40yds, but worked @ 55. I used to be like them when I was like 20. But not anymore. |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
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RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
ORIGINAL: bigcountry Sure Slugman, anybody can get lucky and even fire at 80 yards and may have enough energy for one pellet to hit the brain of a turkey. |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
difference between a turkey hunter and a turkey shooter! |
RE: Still a 35 yard Turkey Gun
You know I have never been turkey hunting..I might actually go next year. Area I hunt deer in Alabama is just literally exploding with Turkeys. My best friend(landowner) there has gotten the itch to go Turkey hunting finally after all these years. He shoots an 11-87 with a Jellyhead Chokeand the Federal loads with the flitecontrol wad and gets terrific patterns at 40 yards. He sees no reason not to shoot at longer range with heavy shot if the gun can deliver the pattern and energy at that range. Now mind you he uses a holosight as well ...
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