i went today and seen my old friend the shot-gun expert today. Took my benellli in to him and some shotgun shells for him to look over. Quite interesting . My issue was with not consistant patterns with dead coyote. first thing he did was cut open a shell to see what was inside. Red dot powder a good plastic wad some buffer and some shot that was the most irregular stuff you had ever seen!!. there is no way to make this stuff fly straight. Shot size varied and wasnt close to being round most with a flat rim on them.he reccomended copper plated anything . Cant be beat for flying true. i also left my barrel with him. He has the tooling to lap the barrel and chokes. Ill keep you posted with some new results with some new shells.
went and seen my old shot-gun expert today.
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, Jun 09 2008 08:04 PM
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Posted 09 June 2008 - 08:04 PM
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Posted 09 June 2008 - 08:14 PM
Yea, that's what the shot is that is used in Dead Coyote. It is called T-shot, due to its shape.
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#3
Posted 09 June 2008 - 08:28 PM
It is called T-shot, due to its shape.[/quote]This might be my problem.you can shoot 5 pieces of paper and get 5 totally differant patterns.
#4
Posted 09 June 2008 - 08:54 PM
I bought 1 box of DC and took one apart. I was amazed at what I got for $3.50 a shot! That stuff is so mixed and matched that it made me sick. I did happen to drop 5 coyotes with the other 9 shots though......I have since went to #4 buck with better patterning, but I know you guys in the lead free zone need to find what works for you up there. I would try some copper plated BB loads. I too need to find some lead free loads for when I venture into that area this season.
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