nitro loads combination loads like remingtons 4x6s.......i was wondering if the remingtons patterned better then most factory loads?? kinda makes sense....6s fill the holes....4s hit them hard......i want both......this year i couldnt get a GOOD load....and didnt have money for a choke and sights like i want......so i gota limit myself.....i still got a 40yd turkey gun.....but im liming myself to 35......40yds i still had something like 8 vital hits....i just rather be careful....maybe ill drop the cash on the nitro combo this summer.....if i got the cash....but i got to thinking.....i like lead and copper......no problems here with it.....im not looking for a 80yd turkey dropper....thougggggggh my bosstom would been dead already! i like em in close.......but id like more confidance then i have now...i know my gun will kill em.....but it got me thinkin.....nitro does it.....remingtons done it for years......do they pattern nicer??? just wondering.....thanx

I really like the duplex - they pattern awesome for me. You're right on when you say that the #4's do the heavy damage and the #6's fill the holes. You never know whether that shot's gonna be 10 yards or 40 yards. A duplex gives you some extra comfort knowing that you can put some heavy lead on your target.

I would highly recommend them. This year I couldn't find any, so I resorted to Win 3.5" #6 heavy shot knockoff. They worked well. I cranked my gobbler out at 40-45 yards, and he was peppered pretty good.

The Remington Duplex loads were, for many years, my favorite spring gobbler killer. But when PA banned the use of BB sized shot, I quit using them and went to the copper plated 4's in the Federal Mag loads. My favorite Rem. load was the BBX4. What a killer that was out to 50 yards with my old 10 ga. and my new 12 ga. 3 1/2" Mossy!

I'm using Duplex this year. Hammered a longbeard in NY - 40+ yards, Rem 870 with Carlson ported choke. Good load in my gun.

I also shoot Remington Duplex loads out of my Encore. Patterns well with the punch to "slap down" out to 40 yards.