new loads...
#1
why cant i find federal heavyweight or winchester extended range ANYWHERE in the state that ive looked?? 4 diffrent walmarts...a dicks sporting goods...i cant find them ANYWHERE.......also cant find the new Knight and Hale ol yellert slatek call in the cherry pot......i love my original ol yeller in the green plasitic pot...but after years of sanding i can use a new one....but cant find anything around here!! im particularly interested in the loads...whats going on?? they dont even have a spot on the shelves for them???? i think i got 3 hevishots left from patterning last year.....if i dont fill my 2 bird limit with them then i guess ill throw some lead at them!! anyone else not seeing them?? they got the regular winchester loads....and the federal flight control lead loads.....
#2
I would get them off the net then. Try cabelas or bass pro. They are super quik on shipping. This is one of the reasons I decided to keep with lead cause they are everywhere. And dick's didn't have em. The one in kansas city has bunches of them and noone seems to be buyin them. Good luck on finding them. Maybe after the season I can get you some from dick's at the after season sale prices and work out somethin with ya.
#3
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Heaven IA USA
I bought some 2 3/4" Winchester Supreme Elite Extended Range at Bass Pro a couple of days ago. It was on sale but still expensive in my book.
I decided to try the extended Range Winchesters because they advertised you could shoot them without worrying about a special choke. I shot them at forty yards the other day and they performed very good for only having 1 1/2 ounces of shot. At forty yards a bird would be in real trouble with this little load. Recoil was noticably lighter too.
I decided to try the extended Range Winchesters because they advertised you could shoot them without worrying about a special choke. I shot them at forty yards the other day and they performed very good for only having 1 1/2 ounces of shot. At forty yards a bird would be in real trouble with this little load. Recoil was noticably lighter too.




