20ga TSS low Recoil

[Joe from MO]

Cartridge 20 Gauge
Quantity 5 Round
NonToxic Yes
Shell Length 2-3/4"
Shot or Slug Type Tungsten Alloy Shot
Shot Size #9
Buffered No
Muzzle Velocity 1000 Feet Per Second
Primer Boxer
Corrosive No
Reloadable Yes
Barrel Type Smooth Bore
Shot Weight 1-1/8 Ounce
Crimp Roll
Country of Origin United States of America

[Mike of the Mountain]

TSS is the hardest shot available. I wouldn't shoot it in a vintage fixed choke gun with tight chokes. I shoot TSS but won't use a choke tighter than Mod. Thing is it won't deform. muzzle may not stretch too well with a tight choke on these old guns. It's recommended to not shoot steel in our old doubles with much choke and TSS is much harder.

[Joe from MO]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

TSS is the hardest shot available. I wouldn't shoot it in a vintage fixed choke gun with tight chokes. I shoot TSS but won't use a choke tighter than Mod. Thing is it won't deform. muzzle may not stretch too well with a tight choke on these old guns. It's recommended to not shoot steel in our old doubles with much choke and TSS is much harder.

Kind of where I was thinking. Besides, last years bird died just fine with #7.5 pheasant shells.... But, that TSS would extend my range a bit, I will just keep on being patient...