BOSS SHOTSHELL Clean misses and Clean kills

CLEAN MISSES AND CLEAN KILLS. Copper-plated Boss partnered with a long-range tight choke is downright deadly on geese, ducks, cranes, pheasants and any other wing-shooting target. In this video, Cory Loeffler from the DRC Call Company literally knocks a giant Canada on the forehead with a wad, but it’s a clean miss. On his second shot, a different goose isn’t so lucky. See why BOSS makes a difference in less crippled birds and more clean, ethical kills.
Video shot and produced by Bret Amundson, Mikaba Media

[@AmericanArmsChannel]

Amen. Miss 'em hard or hit 'em hard, choke it down for the distances you'll be shooting and Boss copper plated goodness will not disappoint. I choose Boss #4 shorties for almost all of my waterfowl hunting needs, and step up to the 3" #3's or the Mighty 10 Gauge #2's and #1's for those super fat, heavy late season birds.

[@georgekonetes5148]

Hey, I'd love to see a ballistics gel penetration test of your #5, #4, #2, and BB vs. Steel 1500 FPS #5, #4, #2 and BB at 40 yards. To me that would be the end all proof of the Boss advantage.

[@kross1261]

Blue Collar Outdoors channel just did a comparison. Same size shot and I believe same payload. Only Boss is moving 1350 and the cheap Fiochi load 1500-1550 FPS. Really close in penetration the bismuth is a little more dense but the Fiochi is moving faster.

[@TheNewHuntersGuide]

@@kross1261 I looked and couldn't find the video, can you send a link?

[@kross1261]

@@TheNewHuntersGuide kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2fdYX6viNZ6nNU

[@TheNewHuntersGuide]

@@kross1261 Interesting video, I got different results. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqG4YoV7paiJsKM

[@kross1261]

@@TheNewHuntersGuidegood video but a few things are different though. Your steel is moving quite a bit slower than the steel in the other video and your at 40 yards. The bismuth is bound to have a little more down range energy but if it’s moving 150 FPS faster? Not sure? Me personally I shoot fiouchi steel for ducks and pheasants and shoot a high velocity tungsten blend for geese and late season ducks. But it’s whatever the shooter has confidence in and works best in his shotgun. I’ve often seen hunters with the most expensive guns, ammo and gear but can’t hit a thing when that $ would have been better spent on the skeet range.

[@willieb1514]

Shady company here, go chrono the shell and the truth will be told.

[@jessemccarthy05]

Garbage.... I've personally had 2 FTF in my Winchester. Not to mention the pattern is eh. Just my 0.02