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Originally Posted by Daryl Corona
Nice going Scott. I just scored today with 1oz. of 5's in a 2 3/4 20ga. Bismuth load. Very impressed with it's performance on Canadas. These 20's are fun.
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Daryl ,
you are Wright about what they can do. I have killed 8 to 10 geese with that 7/8 oz load of bismuth 6s and lots of ducks too. I do like the 6s in in the 20 but haven't tried 5s. More to come i hope.
Scott
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12-17-2018, 08:47 PM
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#5's was all I could find in 2 3/4" 20ga. Scott so I went with them and they did fine. The older I get the smaller the bores get and the outcomes are the same. 
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