It is, it’s not a standard size here though.

You’ll have to google them, apparently saying where is bad.

@ Copy that.👍🏻

These are in a lead sled, they never made contact with our skin. When we shoot from the shoulder, we both know the right technique for handling recoil, there’s no pain or anything.

I couldn’t get them to fit 2 3/4”

That’s typically what I do

Thanks man

Nice

Thanks for the info

And they did lol. He likes the hot stuff.

@theshotgunscientists lol yeah, I know he likes it spicy, his reaction was still funny though 😋

Yep that’s true. People say back in the day were getting it done with 1000 fps.

A guy in the slug gun hunters group on Facebook commented back to another guy saying these need rifling, that was months ago and just assumed that was the case. Should have done more research, I’ll fall on this grenade.

@@theshotgunscientists If you have any left, try them out of a smooth bore for sure. These are European slugs and rifled barrels are a rarity there.

Us too man. It’s too much fun.

Cheddite every gauge. Fiocchis are generally cheaper but are very inconsistent with the skivving, a little harder to crimp, and they have euro sized primers making them have an extra step in the reloading process if you don’t have proper primers. Rio hulls are very good too but again the primer is larger.

They sure do

Pawn shop across the street from my house. You can order them off their website.

@@theshotgunscientists I”ve tried to order from RST, unfortunately they have been out of stock a long time.

Tingle is cringe

I’ll definitely look into that. It’s totally possible.

@@theshotgunscientists awesome thanks very much.

Thanks man

Thanks

@@K_Nasty we’re not, we both have wives and kids.

I want one of those so bad. They’re beautiful.

@@natepierce4050 the Lee slugs are .680 and need a sabot of some kind, just having a tail wad I wouldn’t think would work.

Don’t know yet

We’ll have to do it again at 40

Thanks

Bpi, Fuzion orange and black scale from Amazon.

@ Just ordered one thanks again Merry Christmas

It’s just a 12 gauge Lee load all crimp starter

@theshotgunscientists ok Tyler 👍

Nah I’ve just had it almost since the day he released them. 2015 I think, it’s just really badly worn out.

No, steel shot can’t be fired in tight chokes. It’s far less dense than lead aswell which means it’ll lose energy far faster than lead. It also tends to naturally spread more because of the more rapid loss in velocity and low density compared to lead. TSS shot on the other hand is far more dense than lead and still holds tight patterns at long ranges with more open chokes. TSS will carry much more energy than lead much further. A #9 TSS pellet is nearly ballistically equivalent to a #4 lead pellet. Steel shot by comparison is terrible, but still plenty good enough to drop large birds and small game like rabbits or squirrels.

@theshotgunscientists o wow thanks for the explanation really helps

I wish lol

I just think they’re a million different kinds of fun

Pretty much

Sure is and it’s still a good bit away from the full 3 ounces.

Thanks

Same to you!

@@TreyDavis-u9z Inside 10 yards just about anything from a shotgun will do the job besides less lethal rounds. The blunt force trauma alone is enough. That being said, there’s no reason to use these when #4 buckshot is plentiful and cheap.

eBay, but I now use a gaep bn2 and it does much better and perfects the crimp like a factory shell or better.

@@sawdog9602 Nah it’s sound logic for sure

Thanks Jeff!

That is nothing for us, we’re used to far far more recoil.

Lead sled, so no shoulder contact.

@@TrashPanda71 Yeah that too. We’ve fired 3.5” 10 and 12 gauge countless times from the shoulder though, it doesn’t bother us. They’re fun.

@theshotgunscientists Yeah I love big guns.. 700gr 500 S&W.. heavy 12ga, 50 BMG. But can't shoot very stiff recoil stuff anymore now that I have rods in my back. Buddies 50 BMG isn't bad being like 40 pounds and huge muzzle break.

@ Biggest we have access too is .416 Barrett and yeah it doesn’t even move when you fire it. Potent round but zero recoil.

The Lee slugs aren’t really all that accurate

@@cliffyarboro1163 Definitely up there in accuracy for sure.

@@ronaldbritton9705 you don’t use the tail wad it comes with?

Yes BPI load 11187

I just use a container

@@kennethkrieb3018 Definitely a really good slug. Now to try them at 80.

Outstanding. Looking forward to it. Keep up the good job guys.

@@dontblink2782 Same here. Always available.

It depends on a lot of things, there is no set limit.

It’s a blast

Judging by how the patterns practically didn’t change at 10 yards between chokes, I’d say these are best kept to shorter ranges