PSA: Kent Bismuth

[Mills Morrison]

I used Kent Bismuth this weekend and was very impressed. I used it in an old GH and it was deadly.


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[Rick Losey]

i wonder if this is a new formulation - the graphics have changed and the new 25 round box is a bargain compared to last year's 10 round boxes

"Kent now offers bismuth in 25 round packages. I found Kent Bismuth at online retailers for $35 box for 12 gauge and $33 box for 20 gauge with discounts on case purchases."

[Mills Morrison]

I used the 25 round box.

[Mills Morrison]

Photos

[Frank Srebro]

I have it on good authority that the new Kent Bismuth pellets are spin cast in molds at high speed, which eliminates most all misshapen and hollow pellets.

[Daryl Corona]

I can't comment on the Kent bismuth yet as I have'nt shot what I bought in 20 ga. . I'll have to wait till after deer season. But I've shot the Rio bismuth in 12 ga. 2 3/4" 4's and was very impressed with it's performance on ducks and geese. Last weekend I shot the Bismuth Cartridge Company made in England in the 28 ga. and had no complaints. I was, and still am, a Tungsten Matrix fan but this new Bismuth has been fine in this early season.

[Scott Gentry]

Used it last week in Kansas on ducks and geese out of my 12 DH and it killed well, very good patterns. Used 2 3/4 #2 & #4 in full choke tubes.

[Mills Morrison]

It was a longer shot and the duck fell stone dead.

[Mills Morrison]

More photos. Short but fun hunt.

[Joe Graziano]

I just bought two boxes of Kent Bismuth from Cabelas for around $35 per box, #4. I plan to use it in my 12 ga LC Smith, F/F, on sea ducks soon. I'll post my results. If I miss, it was obviously the faulty shells :-)

[Phil Yearout]

I've used the #5's in my 16's on pheasants in South Dakota where some public upland areas require non-tox. They seem to work fine. I still have enough to last a while but wish I'd known about the Rio's first as they're a little softer at 1200fps.