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A lot of assumptions in your post. I use it because its the best thing to take out there. I'm not fortunate to have a ton of chances at turkeys so when the moment does happen I wanna know I have the best in my gun...whether its 10 yards or 40 yards. People were taking hail mary shots at turkeys well before tss was out. I wonder how many turkeys were wounded when the longbeard shells came out and everyone was in love with them. You think I'm worried about a 10 dollar shot gun shell after all the money I spend on gas, property taxes, tractor work, seed, fertilizer, etc, etc. Nope, that's my least expense when its all said and done.

I will say taxidermists hate the stuff, it wrecks the heads to where most are unusable. They get credit sending heads in to offset material costs.

No offense to guys that want to spend the money on TSS. But, I really don't think I need it. I shoot Longbeard XR's. I've killed several past 40 yards. I'm confident in my ability with them. I killed one at 47 yards that was walking. If the price on TSS ever comes down, and it won't, I'll try it.

I used it in a 410 and it worked great but I’m with you I’ve killed tons of birds with a 12 using $20 lead shot.

That's not really a comparison at all. I would certainly hope there would be different results between 12ga and .410. Where TSS comes into play, in my opinion, is in the sub-gauges, as has been said all along. Without TSS, I wouldn't use a .410, while in a 12 gauge, it would be completely optional. TSS is a game changer and available if you want to use it and feel it's worth it. Take a look at the TSS threads in the reloading forum, people are getting some incredible results with it.