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scott kittredge
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 Posted: Sat May 16th, 2009 04:15 pm

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after 2 1/2 weekends of turkey hunting ,Bob fabian took me out turkey hunting( he has been HOT this year!:dude:) at 8:15 we heared our 7th tom go off, we set up and called than reset than shot a 20 lb, 9 1/2 inch bearded tom with 1 inch sharp spurs, i use my new 1889 EH 10 ga. with 1 3/8 ozs 6's. at 30 yds . this seemed to work just fine:D. thanks bob. maybe he could post a pic for me? scott

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 Posted: Sat May 16th, 2009 04:52 pm

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I love Parker hunting stories like this! Congrats Scott...

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 Posted: Sat May 16th, 2009 09:45 pm

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Well done,Scott. ;)

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 Posted: Sat May 16th, 2009 11:10 pm

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Pictures of Scott's bird.

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Awesome you guys!



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 Posted: Sun May 17th, 2009 01:01 am

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Congrats Gentlemen !!!

Looks like a very nice Turkey and Shotgun. Damn good looking Damascus pattern on that one.

 

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 Posted: Sun May 17th, 2009 04:25 am

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Great job! Tell us more about the load you used.

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hi, thanks guys, the load is fed hull  cut to 2 7/8ths, 35 grs of  SR 4756, 209 win. primer ,sp 10 wad , 1 3/8 th 6's, shot and 6 point crimp. this comes to around 7000 psi at 1220 fps.this gun is 8 3/4 lbs on a 2 frame 30 in. full/full, this load and the 1 1/2 oz roll crimp load of 6's shoot a 93%  pattern at 40 yds:cool:

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Thanks for the load information Scott. Is that one of the Sherman Bell loads?? Sounds like a good Goose load with some #2 ITX.  I was at a local gunsmith a few weeks ago and he had a pile of SP10 wads on the floor by the door. Well, I walked away with 6 bags for $15...I am set for a couple of years.

 

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Scott, do you have any velocity and pressure numbers on your 1 1/2 oz roll crimp load? Is that with 35 gr also? Thanks, George

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hi, the chart said 7600 psi at around the same fps 1221 , i just look at the 1 1/4 load with the same powder charge as the 1 1/2 oz load and split the differance. the 1 1/4 loads is 1220 fps at 5600 psi. the crimp is a little low so 1 3/8 oz is a  perfict crimp. scott

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Nice bird Scott! I hear that Bob is a turkey-huntin' wizard (but he calls out sick a lot). He has sent me several pictures of friends (with their longbeards) he has taken out for turkeys this spring. He should become a registered NH guide and make a few bucks at it (too late Dave, you had your chance :P )

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Next year for sure if he will have me. Parkerizin a turkey is real high on my "bucket list"



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