2-3/4" 9's CD 101

[Spring Creek Calls]

Pattern test with my Charles Daly 101 20 gauge using 2-3/4" Burgess Creek 1-3/8 ounce of #9 TSS shot. 20" barrel with stock ported .575 choke tube using a Bushnell Advance red dot.

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[b wilt]

Very Nice!!!

[Franklin7x57]

Have you shot anything heavier (1 5/8) in that gun? Notice a difference in recoil?

[bwhana]

Thanks for sharing this one!  I wanted to test a lighter load in my Midland, which looks like a twin of the CD, but have not to date.

I have only shot 1 5/8 or bigger in mine so far. I used the Rocky Ridge 2oz this season and just had to tolerate the mule kick. I use on limbsaver butt pad that really helps tame it down.

[Spring Creek Calls]

Have you shot anything heavier (1 5/8) in that gun? Notice a difference in recoil?

I've shot multiple 3" 1-1/2 and 1-5/8 ounce loads in this gun. Definitely a reduction in recoil in the 2-3/4" load at 1070 fps.

[mountainhunter1]

Nice looking gun Mr. Mike. And you can kill every bird in the woods with that pattern.

[Spring Creek Calls]

Picked up a Trulock Precision Hunter .575 for this gun. 40 yards dirty barrel.

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[owlhoot]

Very nice , that's all a fella would ever need.

[tnanh]

Nice patterns.

[mountainhunter1]

Picked up a Trulock Precision Hunter .575 for this gun. 40 yards dirty barrel.

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Wise move - the Trulock rarely fails to deliver. Great pattern for a lighter pay load and no doubt more fun on the shoulder with such a tiny gun. May be a tiny void at the 6 oclock position, but from what we can see, your outer 20" looks very good as well. Very nice - Thanks for sharing.

[jmart241]

Very nice thanks for sharing