About swithching from the nitros but i ordered a fresh supply today. Just couldnt get off the train. Ha Ha
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If it ain't broke or I guess in nitros case it's if YOU ain't broke lol
deerhunter10
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ive heard there awesome don't even want to shoot one. cant make myself pay for them yet at least
REN said:
10-4! Figured out 8.00 a shell. As i get older i dont sweat the money as i used too. If i or my family enjoy it go for it! LOL
Public land rat
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hunting lease-$350.00
benelli sbe II- $1500.00
gas to lease and back-$40.00
vest-$65.00
rhino choke-$125.00
nikon scope on sbe $150.00
getting up at 4am.
if the performance of this shell is that lil extra thing that makes the hunt succesful, then whats another 8 bucks?
benelli sbe II- $1500.00
gas to lease and back-$40.00
vest-$65.00
rhino choke-$125.00
nikon scope on sbe $150.00
getting up at 4am.
if the performance of this shell is that lil extra thing that makes the hunt succesful, then whats another 8 bucks?
hcdeerman
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At first I was totally leery of the price per shell and wouldn't even give them a try. After doubling down on 2 toms with a buddy of mine and seeing the results (his bird stone dead and mine flopping, running, and trying to fly away)I will not hunt without them in my 870 unless it's a serious money shortage! Those things do nothing but kill turkeys.
I have never seen a dead turkey that didn't flop. Not saying it dosent happen just never seen it. A chicken will almost run away after you cut his head off. :crazy:hcdeerman said:
Nsghunter
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elkman
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Public land rat said:
You do know that Wal-Mart sells turkeys for under twenty bucks, right?
under 30 hardly ever have one floptimberjack86 said:
Public land rat said:
I wish mine was that cheap!
I have seen several since I switched to HTL years back.timberjack86 said:
While it's not the norm, I've witnessed it several times over the years.timberjack86 said:
Nitros are very expensive (unit cost) when compared to other very capable alternatives (3" lead, etc), however, their performance speaks for itself. As mentioned above, if one hunts a lot of days throughout the season, Nitro are relatively inexpensive ($50-75 season) when compared to many of the other costs associated with turkey hunting.
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Andy S. said:
Yep, I agree 100% if TSS ever gets to the point where I can't load as cheap as I can buy 10 gauge nitro I'll be buying from them
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Andy S. said:
I shot a gobbler at 12 yards, a couple years back, with 2-3/8 oz of Hevi #5, he never moved but good lawd what a mess, looked like a chainsaw had been used on his head
timberjack86 said:
They don't flop when u shoot them with a nitro. Close range they flip over backwards. Long range they nose dive into the ground.
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Most Can't be more ignorant than to make a statement like thatmuddyboots said:
SKFOOTER
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Care to elaborate, curdog???
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No need to elaborate, muddyboots words speak for themselves 
good grief :crazy:curdogtn said:No need to elaborate, muddyboots words speak for themselves
