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Is my pattern good enough?For turkey season
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<blockquote data-quote="Capt Nag" data-source="post: 2951012" data-attributes="member: 128026"><p>Years ago when I was teaching Hunter ed, info came along to the instructors saying it takes 14 pellets in the neck/head area to kill a Turkey. Must be true because even a well shooting 20 ga will take birds.</p><p>I've used Remington 20 ga #5 shoot game loads, (nothing fancy), on many Turkeys. Lucky for me, with a good Pattern Master Turkey choke, that little 20 ga does the job. </p><p>Get yourself a Turkey target. The round circle is great for checking overall patterns, but not for Turkey.</p><p>Then, you'll be able to see which ammo puts the pellets where it counts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Capt Nag, post: 2951012, member: 128026"] Years ago when I was teaching Hunter ed, info came along to the instructors saying it takes 14 pellets in the neck/head area to kill a Turkey. Must be true because even a well shooting 20 ga will take birds. I've used Remington 20 ga #5 shoot game loads, (nothing fancy), on many Turkeys. Lucky for me, with a good Pattern Master Turkey choke, that little 20 ga does the job. Get yourself a Turkey target. The round circle is great for checking overall patterns, but not for Turkey. Then, you'll be able to see which ammo puts the pellets where it counts. [/QUOTE]
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