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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion!
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos.
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Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/GdHtexB.jpg)
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds Nice pattern. Gives me faith in my franchi's I own. What I see on other forums is bulged cases and tough extraction on these really heavy 20 gauge loads. Some primer issues too. I have more faith in a my wimpy federal 1.5 oz loads were pressure tested over Bubbas stuff her full until something doesnt work right on the test gun. Having said that, when I burn up my federal, i'm trying APEX.
Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds 2oz should do better than that, I can get 325-350 all day w just 1 5/8oz.
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds 2oz should do better than that, I can get 325-350 all day w just 1 5/8oz. keep getting it, no turkey will survive that pattern so if its all right with you will stick with it. ya never know when you may have to shoot one running, gives me room for error.
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. There are way, way more TSS 9’s than Lead 5’s in a load. TSS is denser shot therefore “heavier than lead”. There are reference charts to show pellet counts out there, but the shot is weighed out to whatever payload is in that load. I personally don’t shoot over 1-5/8 ounce in a 20 and stay at 2 ounces or less in a 3” 12 gauge hull.
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. There are way, way more TSS 9’s than Lead 5’s in a load. TSS is denser shot therefore “heavier than lead”. There are reference charts to show pellet counts out there, but the shot is weighed out to whatever payload is in that load. I personally don’t shoot over 1-5/8 ounce in a 20 and stay at 2 ounces or less in a 3” 12 gauge hull. Check your math. If they they weigh the shot load they put in for TSS and the TSS pellets are almost 2X heavier, it takes a lot less of them to make the same weight.
Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. There are way, way more TSS 9’s than Lead 5’s in a load. TSS is denser shot therefore “heavier than lead”. There are reference charts to show pellet counts out there, but the shot is weighed out to whatever payload is in that load. I personally don’t shoot over 1-5/8 ounce in a 20 and stay at 2 ounces or less in a 3” 12 gauge hull. Check your math. If they they weigh the shot load they put in for TSS and the TSS pellets are almost 2X heavier, it takes a lot less of them to make the same weight. TSS is 18% heavier than lead not near 2X.
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I am looking at a chart online that has pellet counts for 1 oz.
TSS #9 = 362
TSS #5 = 106
Lead #5 = 173
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. There are way, way more TSS 9’s than Lead 5’s in a load. TSS is denser shot therefore “heavier than lead”. There are reference charts to show pellet counts out there, but the shot is weighed out to whatever payload is in that load. I personally don’t shoot over 1-5/8 ounce in a 20 and stay at 2 ounces or less in a 3” 12 gauge hull. Check your math. If they they weigh the shot load they put in for TSS and the TSS pellets are almost 2X heavier, it takes a lot less of them to make the same weight. Public apology - I missed you stated #5s. The article I sited was a guy comparing lead 9 to TSS 9 being less pellets. And TSS is 18 Gm per CC Lead pellet density is 11.35 on google. So TSS is about 50-60% heavier than lead. Not 2x, but way more than 18%
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds 2oz should do better than that, I can get 325-350 all day w just 1 5/8oz. keep getting it, no turkey will survive that pattern so if its all right with you will stick with it. ya never know when you may have to shoot one running, gives me room for error. I think what fullfan was getting at is, you’re leaving a lot on the table. The pellet count you’re getting in the pattern you posted is easily achieved with 1 3/8 to 1 5/8oz tss 9s, or even 8s. It’s a lot easier on your wallet, your gun, and your shoulder shooting a lighter load for the same return. Also, if you do a little Google-fu, you’ll see plenty of people have had issues/broken guns shooting those big payloads in a 20ga. 2oz is a 12ga load. 20ga weren’t built to handle it. Your gun handles it fine, until it doesn’t. However, your Franchi is an inertia gun, so will probably have fewer issues than a gas gun shooting those heavy loads. I happen to like my face and fingers, so I don’t push it.
Oh, and believe it or not, deer bite. Fairly hard.
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's pellets per ounce than lead pellets because its heavier than the lead. (article reference - Bryce towsley in american hunter last march) On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. There are way, way more TSS 9’s than Lead 5’s in a load. TSS is denser shot therefore “heavier than lead”. There are reference charts to show pellet counts out there, but the shot is weighed out to whatever payload is in that load. I personally don’t shoot over 1-5/8 ounce in a 20 and stay at 2 ounces or less in a 3” 12 gauge hull. Check your math. If they they weigh the shot load they put in for TSS and the TSS pellets are almost 2X heavier, it takes a lot less of them to make the same weight. Public apology - I missed you stated #5s. The article I sited was a guy comparing lead 9 to TSS 9 being less pellets. And TSS is 18 Gm per CC Lead pellet density is 11.35 on google. So TSS is about 50-60% heavier than lead. Not 2x, but way more than 18% “Weight” and “density” get used interchangeably, but they’re not the same thing. At all. I think that’s where a lot of the confusion comes into play.
Oh, and believe it or not, deer bite. Fairly hard.
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As far as penetration, with the TSS 9's your are getting approximately and extra 180 lead 5's. The reason for TSS....Why any would compare it any other way is odd.
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That oughta do it!
I forget how many #9's per ounce, but an ounce and 3/4 should have about a gazillion! I read an article and its less TSS 9's per ounce than expected because its heavier than the lead. On a side note... I see on face book about custom hadloaders getting huge 2 ounce pay loads in 20 gauge and I always wonder what the increased pressure does to the gun, especially semi-autos. my affinity 3 handles the 2 oz BossTom ammo fine. shoots like this at 40 yds 2oz should do better than that, I can get 325-350 all day w just 1 5/8oz. keep getting it, no turkey will survive that pattern so if its all right with you will stick with it. ya never know when you may have to shoot one running, gives me room for error. I think what fullfan was getting at is, you’re leaving a lot on the table. The pellet count you’re getting in the pattern you posted is easily achieved with 1 3/8 to 1 5/8oz tss 9s, or even 8s. It’s a lot easier on your wallet, your gun, and your shoulder shooting a lighter load for the same return. Also, if you do a little Google-fu, you’ll see plenty of people have had issues/broken guns shooting those big payloads in a 20ga. 2oz is a 12ga load. 20ga weren’t built to handle it. Your gun handles it fine, until it doesn’t. However, your Franchi is an inertia gun, so will probably have fewer issues than a gas gun shooting those heavy loads. I happen to like my face and fingers, so I don’t push it. well, as far as saving the wallet, calling BS! have priced rogue, apex, verdict, pendelton, and federal, the Boss 2 oz loads are cheaper due to shipping fees, Boss ships free with a 100 dollar order. have tested nitro, verdict, federal, and boss through the gun/choke combo and Boss is shooting best. so will that pattern kill a gobbler? will a denser pattern kill them deader? now will that 2 oz Boss load at 1150 fps be any harder on my gun that a pendelton 1 5/8 ooz load at 1400 fps? which one makes more pressure? as far as recoil ya ever shoot a 2 5/8's oz load through a 3.5" 12, the 20 is a pleasure to shoot.
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Ridge Runner, that target you posted of the 238 hits of the 2oz load of # 9's in the 20 gauge.....how big is the circle in inches?
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