Cartridges

[tplumb 0]

I've been asked both duck & goose shooting and I'm wondering what cartridges you would recommend?

 

Cheers

Edited December 13, 2009 by tplumb

[Wildfowler 1]

I've been asked both duck & goose shooting and I'm wondering what cartridges you would recommend?

 

Cheers

 

Where, inland or foreshore?

[troutnabout 0]

doesnt matter in England if its inland or foreshore, has to be non toxic.... I would recommend hevishot...try justcartridges.com or johnforsey.co.uk

 

you can use lead in scotland if its not over a wetland....ie decoying into fields

[Wildfowler 1]

doesnt matter in England if its inland or foreshore, has to be non toxic.... I would recommend hevishot...try justcartridges.com or johnforsey.co.uk

 

you can use lead in scotland if its not over a wetland....ie decoying into fields

 

I think the question was "what cartridge"? So It does matter where.

I also use hevishot 1 1/2 oz # 2's bit much for a flight pond though?

[dave1372 83]

I've been asked both duck & goose shooting and I'm wondering what cartridges you would recommend?

 

Cheers

For ducks a 35gram and for Geese 52g or 63g

[markyboy 0]

32 g steel no4 for ducks over fed flight ponds will do you with 1/4 choke,for geese off the shore try remi nitro steel 1 9/16 oz or 1 3/8oz but these are loads for a 3.5" shotgun. ive yet to try the hevi shot but alot of people swear by it, so if its a one off trip why not just spend that little extra on the hevi shot for the geese. steel will be fine for the duck