Trulock makes a choke specifically for the new Federal TSS loads also. If its anything close to the old Federal Heavyweight/Trulock choke combination, it will be hard to beat.
Trulock makes a choke specifically for the new Federal TSS loads also. If its anything close to the old Federal Heavyweight/Trulock choke combination, it will be hard to beat.
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Last year I used a Slick Trick 100 magnum. Worked just fine, and no pellets to watch for.
For shotgun I switched to Long Beard XR and their choke tube. It's the only combo I could get my SBEII to pattern well.
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I finally got to test out the 3 " Federal TSS #9 shot today. Shooting a 12 gauge pump, Carlson TSS choke (.650), They put more shot on the target paper than the 3" Longbeard XR #5 with Carlson choke tube(.665) The #9 Tungsten are supposed to have the same down range energy as #5 lead shot, the difference being you have a lot more pellets in the hull due to the smaller size. But they are crazy expensive.
My Beretta 400 with the Patternmaster extended range tube shoots a 100% pattern at 40 yards with 3.5in Long Beard XR #5's.
No turkey will survive that if I do my part.
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