H&R topper - 23" barrel - Factory Full Choke out of my Browning BPS. Patterning this gun is brutal!
3" Federal TSS # 9
135 pellets in a 10" at a tapped 42 yards. Anything under 40 is going to flop. Going to polish and deep clean and see if patterns improve.
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I HAD the H&R 3.5" chamber gun like that, shot it one time and sold it.... Lightweight and HEAVY recoil..
Quote from: rem 300 on March 08, 2019, 07:03:33 PM
I HAD the H&R 3.5" chamber gun like that, shot it one time and sold it.... Lightweight and HEAVY recoil..
Me too, but shot it four times. I was black and blue across my chest and arm. Traded it and immediately regretted it. Fast forward 15 years, I found one used and bought it. Shoot just the 3" Hevi #7 through it. Sweet gun to carry. Pic below...
To the OP - suggest you switch choke tubes, that pattern will jump big time. I shoot a JellyHead .665 with the Hevi 7s and getting 260+ in 10" at a lasered 40 yards.
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4327/35839032461_be768e3c67_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/WAYpJM)
PAbox I'm nervous with just the bead to go tighter. If I put sights on it I'll tight it up. Shot it with an 670 extra full Mossberg choke and at 20 it was tight.
I understand, LW. I found patterning that my single shot's point of impact to point of aim was several inches low requiring me to float the bead. I didn't like that idea. As you see in the pictures, William at SumToy installed a set of adjustable Williams Firesights on the barrel. Your pattern will certainly kill any turkey out to 40 yards clean.
If your POI is close to your POA, I wouldn't worry about those closer shots if you went with the .670.
Cool little guns. I saw this one on gunbroker few years back and hit the buy now button immediately.
I shoot that Jelly head out of my 870 with Hevi 13 Mag blendsand its a swarm!. I think after season Im going to have sights put on and play with some chokes.
Awesome lightweight guns. I have a 20 gauge that has had the Sumtoy treatment. It shoots good with the Heavy shot.
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