Review
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The wad is plain, and the pellets aren't copper plated, so I didn't expect great patterns. Wrong. This shot tighter than the expensive Federal Personal Defense load. The length wasn't a problem, shot in a Caveman Tactical custom Mossberg 500 in 20ga.
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Good Stuff. I used it in my Asylum Weaponry (think Shockwave). Though as mentioned it is a bit longer then most 20 gauge buckshot, I was still able to fit 5 in the tube easily. Shot patterns at 12 yards were slightly tighter and with less flyers than either of my go to loads, the Remington #3 and the Federal PD #4. Pleasantly surprised at this. Shell construction was consistant and there were no failures to fire. I will be buying more.
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shoots nicely out of my Ithaca m37 defense shotgun.
no reliability issues whatsoever, slighty longer hull due to the crimp, a little tight fit for the final round into the mag....tight groups however and appears to be a good choice for practice or carry. -
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This is good stuff but I wish they would stop advertising it as 00buck. IT IS NOT. It's 9 pellets of #1buck (and possibly slightly undersized #1 at that). There's no way you could stack 9 pellets of 00 in a 20ga shell. Good stuff, but please stop the false advertising.<br />
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I bought a couple of boxes of this to run thru my H & R Compact Pump, and had no trouble with it at all. The powder smells a little weird, but it didn't seem to be any dirtier than Remington shells. As usual, there is a right end and a wrong end on every gun, and I would hate to be on the wrong end of these shells. <br />
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Paul Jones<br />
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Kathleen Jones<br />
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www.cnconabudget.com
