Thats pretty cool. I've actually been experimenting with making paper wads with the paper that amazon sends in its packages. Seeing this video gives me some great ideas of how to make mine better.
I don't ever use steel for targets but I have used these in 6s on teal and woodcock and it did preform very well and I loved knowing that what goes down range shouldn't be harmful to anything but what I want it to. Great video man!
It kind of looks like a thick cardboard tube. Does it have some kind of wax or something on it? Seems pretty simple I wonder what took so long to think up a cardboard tube? Very cool great video man
@@theshotgunscientists with dove and upland season coming i would love to see more of the hunting loads checked out. These cheap loads for dove cover such a gambit, its nice to see what im chucking at the birds.
Loads of clay grounds over here have banned plastic wads. But those fibre wads from clay and game are not financially viable for target shooting. £20 for x100
@@theshotgunscientists yeh man. I've got a load of nitro cards and 18mm fibre wads. Just struggling to find recipes. Any suggestions for tight group using nitro and fibre wads
Hope someone can help me with this question. I live in California and I work with cattle. My boss is wanting an H&R dart gun just like yours here in the video because he'd seen it can propell darts as well. Now, do you or does anyone know if these require a veterinary license to posses or does a person have to be a fish and game officer to buy/own one? When transferring one, is is transferred/registered as a shotgun, a rimfire, a modified shotgun or what? Because it says Cap-Chur does it have to be registered as a tranquilizer gun? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
It’s just a normal 32 gauge shotgun with a rifled bore, transferred as a shotgun, but you do have to have a vet license to get the tranquilizer meds as far as I understand it. Anyone can own the gun and darts but not the meds.
@@theshotgunscientists yeah, we have no use for tranquilizers and our vet does all the Rx dosing. Now and then he'll tell us to go to Tractor Supply and pick up a bottle of this or that and gives us a dose to inject, however, some cows refuse to get near our chute so a dart gun would really be handy. I figured it would be transfered as a 32 gauge shotgun. Thank you
About time. This should have been developed and mandated decades ago. I wish I could meet the guy that decided to make wads out of plastic and give him a haymaker.
That would be awesome man a link to our instagram is in the description or my email is in the about section of our channel page if you wanna message me. Thank you.
That seal being tight as it was seems like a good one
From what people are telling me they do pattern really well
Thats pretty cool. I've actually been experimenting with making paper wads with the paper that amazon sends in its packages. Seeing this video gives me some great ideas of how to make mine better.
I wanna figure out how to do it too
I don't ever use steel for targets but I have used these in 6s on teal and woodcock and it did preform very well and I loved knowing that what goes down range shouldn't be harmful to anything but what I want it to. Great video man!
Thanks for the info about field using on these. Sounds like they’re working for a lot of people.
I, like you, am happy to see Federal experimenting with solutions to the environmentalists. It will be interesting to see how they work.
From what I’m hearing they do well.
Man the cicadas there! In Nebraska we haven't had really any this year.
I've seen the biodegradable wads here but they were out of stock. Would like to try them one day.
I should have some soon actually from a viewer that lives overseas
@theshotgunscientists Would like to see them and a video. Thanks 😊
Here in Oklahoma most shooting ranges will not allow steal shot.
Indoor?
@@theshotgunscientists no trap and skeet fields.
Tyler, you gotta take that shot out at replace with an ounce of #0 or #1 buck and see how they do!!
Good idea man
@@theshotgunscientists little buffer, see what happens👍👍
I would like to get some of those wads. Maybe they will get on the market
I hope someone starts making them. It wouldn’t be hard to make them at home I don’t think.
I hope all the shot is contained inside the shot cup/sabot. Because not all trap guns have chrome lined barrels/chokes. It would be hard on your gun.
It is, I meant to show that and forgot. I usually do with steel shot.
It kind of looks like a thick cardboard tube. Does it have some kind of wax or something on it? Seems pretty simple I wonder what took so long to think up a cardboard tube? Very cool great video man
Seems like it was just straight cardboard just thick. Wasn’t waxed.
Yeyuh thanks dudes
Thanks for watching
@@theshotgunscientists with dove and upland season coming i would love to see more of the hunting loads checked out. These cheap loads for dove cover such a gambit, its nice to see what im chucking at the birds.
Loads of clay grounds over here have banned plastic wads. But those fibre wads from clay and game are not financially viable for target shooting. £20 for x100
I think those are more meant for hunting. Ain’t nothing wrong using plain old nitro cards and fiber wads though, I love using them.
@@theshotgunscientists yeh man. I've got a load of nitro cards and 18mm fibre wads. Just struggling to find recipes. Any suggestions for tight group using nitro and fibre wads
Will you be doing some 12 ga steel shot reloading?
We’ve actually done quite a bit already, in all gauges but .410 28 32 and 24. Will do more for sure.
Hope someone can help me with this question. I live in California and I work with cattle. My boss is wanting an H&R dart gun just like yours here in the video because he'd seen it can propell darts as well. Now, do you or does anyone know if these require a veterinary license to posses or does a person have to be a fish and game officer to buy/own one? When transferring one, is is transferred/registered as a shotgun, a rimfire, a modified shotgun or what? Because it says Cap-Chur does it have to be registered as a tranquilizer gun? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
It’s just a normal 32 gauge shotgun with a rifled bore, transferred as a shotgun, but you do have to have a vet license to get the tranquilizer meds as far as I understand it. Anyone can own the gun and darts but not the meds.
@@theshotgunscientists yeah, we have no use for tranquilizers and our vet does all the Rx dosing. Now and then he'll tell us to go to Tractor Supply and pick up a bottle of this or that and gives us a dose to inject, however, some cows refuse to get near our chute so a dart gun would really be handy. I figured it would be transfered as a 32 gauge shotgun. Thank you
@@user-gu6nj8lf3w No problem man. They’re cool guns. Useful for their intended purpose and as a slug gun.
About time. This should have been developed and mandated decades ago. I wish I could meet the guy that decided to make wads out of plastic and give him a haymaker.
I'm all for eco-friendly wad material if they perform as well as regular plastic-- which I have yet to see.
I hope one day we will get there
Bioammo has been around for a few years but they’re really the only ones I can think of that’s done it
@@theshotgunscientists as far as target loads, they seem to be about the only other ones.
@@saltcreekammoI’m quite interested in the bio breakdown additive that boss says they are putting in their new wads
Send me a emai/DM ? l ill send you some proper card/fiber wad we use for steel shot .
That would be awesome man a link to our instagram is in the description or my email is in the about section of our channel page if you wanna message me. Thank you.
@@theshotgunscientists Email sent