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Unread 03-13-2016, 05:39 PM   #1
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good choice mills and sxs.i guess i still get mywanting for big shot from them old ammo boxes of yester yearthat said that for turkeys bb and no 2 shot recommended...charlie
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16 gauge 30" VHE for the long walks(1 1/4 oz.# 6 mags.) or a 10 gauge 30" NH or EH(1 3/8 oz #6) for the short flatland hunts. First have to find some turkeys, pickings have been very slim last couple of years.
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I'll go with the 32", 10 GA. DH and feed it RST #5's.
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good choice mills and sxs.i guess i still get mywanting for big shot from them old ammo boxes of yester yearthat said that for turkeys bb and no 2 shot recommended...charlie

I can understand that recommendation for body shots but for head and neck shots I prefer the denser patterns provided by #6 shot.






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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;190692]I can understand that recommendation for body shots but for head and neck shots I prefer the denser patterns provided by #6 shot.


I agree. In most cases, if you kill the head, the body will die also.

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Charlie- Not using the 8 Gauge????
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I can understand that recommendation for body shots but for head and neck shots I prefer the denser patterns provided by #6 shot..
+1 for Turkey Loads only use number 6s............ and arrows .

Good luck Charlie , hope you get em with what ever loads you decide on.
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