Patterning Turkey Loads TSS vs Winchester | 12 Gauge Remington 870

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  • čas přidán 11. 03. 2023

Komentáře • 27

  • @mitchtucker5768
    @mitchtucker5768 Před rokem +4

    Glad to see a side by side comparison of these shells. For years I shot Winchester 3 1/2 inch sixes with 2 1/4 oz. shot. I would take 3/4 oz of sixes out and replace it with 1 oz of 7 1/2 shot resulting in a 2.5 oz load of mixed 6's and 7.5's. This load was freakin devastating on short and long range birds. (25-55yds) Then i discovered the Long Beards. Greatest thing since sliced bread!! I can not find one fault with the XR Long Beard shells.The design and performance of this shell is absolutely amazing. Then came TSS. Not a fan. While the patterns are impressive, I dont see enough difference to justify spending 6-8 dollars per shot on a shotgun shell. Add to that all the marketing and advertising hype." KILL A TURKEY @80YDS!!" Is that the message we want to send to young and beginner turkey hunters? Controlling pellet flight is not the same as sightin in a deer rifle. Telling people they can consistently kill turkeys at 60-80 yd ranges gives them the confidence to take longer less lethal shots. Also the tightness of the TSS at short range can cause a complete miss if the bird moves a little bit. And most turkey hunters know the sickening feeling of missing or wounding a gobbler and not recovering it. This is a free world and folks can shoot what they wanna shoot but as for me, Im gonna continue to shoot the 3.5 long beard.

  • @todddorsey9395
    @todddorsey9395 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for comparing TSS with Winchester I’ve shot Winchester for years and never had a problem with them. I’ll keep using Winchester and calling them in close .

  • @thomasmitchell9441
    @thomasmitchell9441 Před rokem

    Having a shell that’s less then half the price of the other giving you great patterns keeping up with the expensive one is the way to go. Longbeards are amazing shells never had a issue with them I’d rather pay 25 30 bucks a box for ten then 65 for five that’s ridiculous.

  • @mikewynings7890
    @mikewynings7890 Před rokem +1

    I use apex tss in my 410 and 20 gauge and killing birds at 40 all day long and we have kills out to 55 to 60 with 3inch tss 9s we use Indian creek choke tubes tss is pricey but you get more pellets down range and hit harder than lead go tss it's well worth it

  • @-B_G-
    @-B_G- Před rokem +1

    Your patterns will only get better with warmer weather.

  • @juliusjames5577
    @juliusjames5577 Před rokem +1

    I’m not seeing a big enough difference to justify the cost of tss. Maybe some experimenting with choke tubes might help.

  • @din75cschmoo
    @din75cschmoo Před rokem

    TSS is it ! For pellets on target down range and knock down power .

  • @Chuck1284-

    What choke were you using? 🦃ANSWER from @wehunt7: "I’m using a Indian creek choke tube restriction .660 I’m pretty sure." 🦃

  • @jonathanhendershot9507
    @jonathanhendershot9507 Před rokem +2

    What choke are were you using?

  • @andrewsdrmike
    @andrewsdrmike Před rokem

    Did you mention choke used..?

  • @Tonysly7
    @Tonysly7 Před rokem +6

    Longbeard XR #6 is gold!👌

  • @YankeeWoodcraft

    One thing about Long Beard XR is that you gotta learn to trust it.

  • @williamhoward9493
    @williamhoward9493 Před rokem +1

    What turkey choke were you using? The Carlson Turkey Choke really shoots the XR Lonbeards really well but not quite as well as the Federal TSS #9 Tungsten when I shot my gun a 20-inch barrel Mossberg 500.

  • @eddiekav919
    @eddiekav919 Před rokem

    Where did you get that stand to hold the targets?

  • @raybobkowalski2154
    @raybobkowalski2154 Před rokem +2

    Try a Carlson Long Beard XR choke .660 constriction