Any Idea As To How Old These Are? - Page 2

Lotsabeagles · 11-02-2010, 10:42 PM

4s, just like Mike posted. I hope to give a review of their performance on coyotes sometime.

Dean Romig · 11-03-2010, 04:46 AM

Now that's the only good coyote!

Bill Murphy · 11-03-2010, 08:29 AM

Use a tight choke and pull both barrels at the same time. That is the procedure I used when I had a fox on a duck bait at too long a yardage not long ago. Twice the shot makes a bit of a difference. At about 50 yards, the double shot load made the difference. I have used the same strategy on groundhogs, which should not normally be dispatched with a shotgun.

Roundsworth · 11-04-2010, 06:23 AM

Mike, you got that box for a song, especially with the condition of the shells as they are! You would be surprised how high the bidding can go on Gun Broker for a box like that. The box has been around for 64 years and should look great on display with your guns! I have been collecting off and on for 40 years and recently started procuring Eley-Kynoch boxes. I am not sure how far I will get, due to current prices. I also collect single shotshells of the paper variety. That is a line that has thousands of variations to look for. Cheers!

Mike Stahle · 11-04-2010, 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Mark Landskov

Mike, you got that box for a song, especially with the condition of the shells as they are! You would be surprised how high the bidding can go on Gun Broker for a box like that. The box has been around for 64 years and should look great on display with your guns! I have been collecting off and on for 40 years and recently started procuring Eley-Kynoch boxes. I am not sure how far I will get, due to current prices. I also collect single shotshells of the paper variety. That is a line that has thousands of variations to look for. Cheers!

This box of shells is going on a shelf for looking at in my man room