Originally Posted by deerdust
(Post 3782205)
BTW- did take one with that set up in Nebraska while hunting with Lilhunter at 73 yds across a draw. My rangefinder was in the blind from the morning set up and we were off running n gunning. If I had known it was that distance, I wouldn't have taken the shot. None the less, I was impressed that I got that range.
73 yards with #7 hevi shot... Ok so what your saying is I should be able to kill a bird at 70+ yards with lead #5's??? If you said 55-60 I might buy it, Might... But 73 yards... Oh boy |
Originally Posted by Mr. Longbeard
(Post 3783177)
73 yards with #7 hevi shot... Ok so what your saying is I should be able to kill a bird at 70+ yards with lead #5's???
If you said 55-60 I might buy it, Might... But 73 yards... Oh boy A lead #5 and Hevi shot #7's still have enough energy to kill a turkey at 70 yards. I have never seen anyone get a good pattern at 70 yards with lead #5, and few people getting a good pattern at that range with Hevi shot #7's. |
Originally Posted by Gobble!
(Post 3779907)
the only reason a bird would fly off at that distance is if you missed him
I think Mr Longbeard needs to spend more time practicing his aim than bashing Hevi-13 loads. |
50 yds is too far most shotguns unless you put a lot of 7's in his head and neck at that distance you should use magnum blend 5,6,7's they are deadly.An Ethical shot is the maximum killing range for your gun I dont like to shoot them over 40 yds.
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