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what is the right size shot for clays?? and what is best for game....help please chee :blink: rs

 

everyones got there own opinion on this one mate but i think it all depends on the situation, with clays i believe a shot size 8 is a popular choice as it means there are more shot in the cartridge,a clay is not strong either therefore does not need a bigger shot size. with regards to grams you may also consider something a little lighter as you will probably be firing alot of shots quickly.

 

with regards to game you have to bear in mind what game you are shooting. a snipe wouldnt need a large shot size as it is small and the extra shot would increase the chance of hitting it. with a driven pheasant a shot more like a 30g 6 would be preferred as it gives better killing power for larger game. and then at the extreme end being a high pheasant i have known people on the shoot i keepered on use 36 gram 4s to give them the extra beef to bring down the bird.

 

hope this helps

 

atb

 

gossy

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I use 7.5 for clay, although i'll use anything from 7 - 8 28 gram depending on if I can get a good deal.

 

For pigeon / Bunny I use either a 5 or 6 32 gram . Again, tending to buy the cheapest at the time.

ditto,but fibre wad for the feilds ;)

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I use 7.5 for clay, although i'll use anything from 7 - 8 28 gram depending on if I can get a good deal.

 

For pigeon / Bunny I use either a 5 or 6 32 gram . Again, tending to buy the cheapest at the time.

 

 

Can't argue with that a lot..on the skeet I use 24g 9 though!

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I use 7.5 for clay, although i'll use anything from 7 - 8 28 gram depending on if I can get a good deal.

 

For pigeon / Bunny I use either a 5 or 6 32 gram . Again, tending to buy the cheapest at the time.

 

 

Can't argue with that a lot..on the skeet I use 24g 9 though!

 

Yeh.

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