if i was hunting what would i be hunting w these ?
thanks.
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I used those duck hunting when I was growing up, before the move to steel. Now I could see using them on late season pheasant, tho #2 is a little large. 0 -
ducks,..great for ranges out to some 40yds or so with the correct leade, choke, and shooter. 0 -
based on the price tag price of 13.95, how old you suppose these are?
and, how much would these cost today?0 -
at 13.95, they can't be all that old. Maybe 10yrs or less[?] 0 -
Great for ducks back in the day before non-toxic was the rule. Now, would be good for late season pheasant. 0 -
#2 is a little large for pheseant or ducks, would work well on geese. Use a full choke.
Don't get caught using lead shot on waterfowl.0 -
Green Top isn't the cheapest place to buy anything. 0 -
10 years ago it was. find me someone cheaper today in the richmond area. everyone goes to them to stock their store shelves. they are the supply wholesale hub for the richmond/norfolk area. 0 -
I'm glad you changed your original question.
I couldn't figure "what would be hunting these".
How do remove your delete note?0 -
Ducks sounds about right. 0 -
Those used to be the best for ducks and geese. Now only steel shot can be used for waterfowl. Woudn't want to use 2shot on pheasants unless I wasn't planing on eating them and that isn't going to happen. So guess now they would just be good for coyotes. 0 -
thanks guys.... 0 -
They should work decent for Turkey too to about 40 yards. 0 -
+1 on turkey. Stay away from waterfowl with lead shot, or Game & Fisheries will 'splain it to you.
Just for grins and giggles, was in Green Top last week, and also Gander Mtn and Bass Pro. GT was about $1-2 a pound cheaper on powder than the big boys.0 -
hard to believe. they use to be the best deal in town. then again....all those acres around them use to be forest. now its richmond...and the box stores are challenging them. 0
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