#10MinuteTalk

[@Leehealy-wheninthewoods]

After spending more on tss and choke combos than any gun in my safe...I can say what is POSSIBLE is incredible. 400+ pellets in a 10" circle at 40 yd is RIDICULOUS but can be reproduced pretty simply. Was it worth the hundreds of dollars I poured into that chase? I'm not sure. Sure was fun though! BTW that incredible pattern(I) missed a bird at 40yd but killed the same bird with the same combo only days later at 12yd. I like to call him my Thousand Dolla Gobbla 😂😂😂

[@Jbowling6]

Shot 12 ga 3.5” #4 2oz long beard xr for years (even when I was only 140lbs lol) and after shooting 20 gauge #9 tss in like a 5lb single shot I don’t think I’ll ever look back it’s small handy lightweight and easily outshoots any 12 with non tss I’ve seen side by side

[@justinmcslappy]

I heard $10-11 per shot and immediately ran the other direction. I'll stick to lead. Thanks for the talk, guys.

[@marcusklaver998]

I would like to try TSS on Turkey, however I can not justify spending $10 per shot. I have had very good luck with Winchester XR turkey loads. Even with the increased ammo cost the cost per shot is about $2.50. per shot.

[@Leehealy-wheninthewoods]

I have 3 or 4 videos on my channel to prove you correct haha LBXR are still relevant. TSS definitely take it to another level though. For some people...might be worth it.

[@colbykinney5633]

$10 dollars a shot?!! I haven't bought shells in a while but the last 3 turkey I killed was with pheasant loads. I think the whole box was around $15. They worked great out 35 yards .

[@Ray-rw7nz]

You guys do 10 minute talks on various rifle cartridges I'd like to see one on the 28 gauge

[@VortexNation]

Noted! :) Mark B.

[@765outdoors]

@@VortexNation Definitely should do one on 28. 12 and 20 are too common, 410 is meh. 16 is just an in between 20 and 12. Never seen a 28 gun but seen a lot of ammo

[@sha6mm]

.28ga the Fun Gun to hunt with for Pheasants if you have a dog.

[@bradbo3]

I almost bought some of these……but the cost was OUTRAGEOUS. I will stick with my Winchester Super X turkey loads….havent failed me yet….and 30-40 bucks cheaper depending on where i find them.

[@nathanminich8549]

Killed my first thunder chicken with my grandpa with a hand me down 20G and #6 super x. Ended up being a 24 pound bird with 1 1/4 spikes. Even after it was down it still had a little fight in it. Good memories

[@f5tornadeau]

That’s a really big Tom!

[@andrewcheff4035]

Is there TSS 00 buck loads? Mark and Ryan put an excellent 10 minute talk in the books!!🙏🏻

[@crazybrains777]

i think people are using #2 TSS for deer

[@nathanhumphrey354]

Y’all should do a 10 minute talk on the capabilities of the 300 win mag

[@jeremiah7855]

Never killed a turkey but I'm going to try this spring I really wanna get one hopefully I'll have some luck and hopefully I'll have luck this year in deer season as well..... love the podcast guys great entertainment

[@VortexNation]

Best of luck to you Jeremiah! And keep us posted! Glad you're enjoying the podcasts :)

[@natashasale1941]

.224 Valkyrie, would love to hear about it. Started as an AR round and is now being used for bolt action.

[@chevyon37s]

All these whiz bang chokes and loads are for guys who can’t call and get birds in close. I’ve never shot a turkey over 26yds. But I still use the high dollar whiz bang chokes and TSS loads too 😂 used BOSS Tom #7 out of my 12 and 20ga to kill my last two birds. And I just picked up a Stevens 301 .410 and some TSS loads for this year, after I kill one with my 16ga.

[@chasehunt6497]

Same😂😂I love getting a bird in close but can’t feel like I’m not using the best loads. I think the tss is more cost effective in the 20 and especially the .410. For the money it’s hard to beat a box of 3.5 inch long beards with a good choke in 12 gauge to me. But I have my tss for the days I anticipate field turkeys😂

[@milleroctober1996]

Do a 10 min talk on the 16 ga that isn't so popular today.

[@brenn330]

TSS crushes waterfowl that's for certain. Witnessed it crush eiders at distance. Hopefully it will catch on more and become more affordable.

[@TonyYarusso]

I ran across a video on KZbin where a guy was using .410 TSS for ducks, basically just because he could. It was definitely working for him.

[@Tombr3]

Can you do a 10 minute talk on the 6.5 284 Norma? Looks really good on paper, but would like to hear what Ryan thinks about it :)

[@Jason-nt5gr]

“Things can get a little western out there.” 😂😂😂

[@drdes9609]

I think avoiding lead is the best idea….. but you shoot a turkey in the head anyway. The cost is just so ridiculous it isn’t worth it.

[@jakemarley5783]

I would like to see a 10 min. Talk on 16 gauge. All the old timers used it bird hunting and I take grandpa's sweet 16 out every year dove hunting and killed my first deer with it. Very enjoyable to shoot why did it fall out of favor so quickly.

[@f5tornadeau]

I think the 20 gauge with modern loadings took over what the 16 was used for. My old 16 gauge Ithaca that’s been in the family for a long time still might be my favorite shotgun.

[@jakemarley5783]

@@f5tornadeau I guess the 16 gauge turned into the 40 s&w.

[@f5tornadeau]

@@jakemarley5783 pretty much, but I still like my 16 gauge Ithaca and my Glock 23.

[@danielboggan2479]

When trap and Skeet became popular, after we lost most of our upland birds, they didn’t have 16 gauge divisions. I’ve never found a good answer WHY that happened, but that did irreparable damage to the 16. Which is a big shame still my favorite gauge

[@f5tornadeau]

@@danielboggan2479 interesting info. I never knew about the lack of a 16 gauge class in competitions.

[@ssj6goku00]

Can you please talk about 25-45 Sharps, Please !?

[@TheOnsetHunter]

I have killed 3 birds between 50-60 yards with tss out of my .410. believe it or not, they pack a wallup!

[@tomgensel4134]

Very effective, super expensive. Not needed.

[@bryanshull372]

I've got 2 cases of lead #5s to use up first, maybe by then the price of tungsten will have come down. Or maybe somebody will discover something even better.

[@lukea2806]

16:19 😂😂

[@JR-lg7fd]

TSS is an initialism because you pronounce the name of each letter. NASA and LASER are acronyms because you pronounce them as words.

[@TonyYarusso]

I'll tell you one thing - if turkey isn't your primary quarry, so you shoot these out of your 5-1/2 pound 20ga grouse and rabbit gun, that is...unpleasant on the shoulder, LOL.

[@f5tornadeau]

You lost me at $10 per shot. Lol. It’s for a turkey, not elephants or targets at 1.5 miles. 3.5” federal 5 shot lead works fine for me. Took a tom at 65 yards once. I think that’s more than enough.

[@cullengreene237]

Only thing cooler than 12 gauge is 10mm auto especially if it gets a 10 minute talk 10 minutes for 10mm

[@KillerKolt44]

Save your money folks please dont buy these stupid overpriced rip off shells

[@raybobkowalski2154]

TSS Way over rated