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If you order some I could do a pound of 'em for S&G. Any idea how many you could put in a 2-3/4" 12 guage round?
Id be in for some if you order them. I'd be looking for pound.
From what I have read, you can load 20 - 25 1"fletchettes in each round. I ordered 5 lbs last night, I will let you know when they come in.
I wonder what the inside of the barrels are going go look like after they've gone through.
Not sure, I thought about that too. I have a smooth bore 18" barrel that was cut down that I am going to try them in first. Don't think I want to shoot them in anything with a choke right now until I know.
If I wanted to shoot these I would use heavy wads designed for steel shot. I still wouldn't shoot them in a gun I valued much.
I think the main purpose of thise things is to produce wounded enemies who will soak up resources. In swarms like a beehive round produces, they are likely to be deadly, but in shotgun quantities they shouldn't produce much knockdown. Any deaths are likely to be delayed long enough for the shootee to return the favor.
They do look evil. CB
Thanks, that is what I was wondering on the wads. I have never reloaded shotgun shells before. I have an old 870 that has a smooth bore, no choke, or screw in chokes that I was going to shoot it out of.
Not looking to go to war, it just looks fun!!
I ordered some and will try to find a way to load some, and post some range reports. It would be a cool way to go rabbit hunting, huh? 
Not looking to go to war, it just looks fun!!
I ordered some and will try to find a way to load some, and post some range reports. It would be a cool way to go rabbit hunting, huh?
Right on!
So, do you think you could use these for turkey hunting? seems like it would be easier to clean.
