Now I kin clap with my shoulder blades. . . .

[Dick Dastardly]

I finally got around to workin' up the ultimate long range big bird killer round.  It's based on the 3.5" Federal 10 ga hull.  I put 41 grains of IMR 4756 under a SP 10 wad with 2.5 oz of #3 nickel plated buffered shot.  Topped it off with a 10ga overshot card and a nice tight roll crimp.

Yes, it is indeed the ultimate long range big bird killer.  I get killing patterns out to 75  yards with enough retained energy and pattern density to take down the toughest feathered critters known to the midwest.

Yes, it recoils rite smartly.  The big 10ga SxS weighs in at 12.5 pounds and has a deep recoil pad.  Even with all that, I kin now clap with my shoulder blades.  A talent I always lacked.  Repeated applications of that kind of recoil might just induce flinching. . .  But, what the heck, why have a big cannon like that hangin' on the wall if ya don't have ammo that kin exploit it's implied energy.

Coyotes will tip rite over.

DD-DLoS

[Silver Creek Slim]

I'z proud of ya, DD. 

Slim

[Dick Dastardly]

My trailcam has been reporting coyotes and they are just outside 12ga range.  I can't get a good enough bead on 'em in the dark with my varment rifle, but I'm thinkn' they will get a real nasty surprise when they meet my big boomer.  I am putting out some glow in the dark markers and the yotes seem to ignore them.  That will help me get a good pattern on target.

Hey, that gun throws blue flames from the above mentioned load.  .  .  .

DD-DLoS

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[Delmonico]

Dick, the factory #4 Buck also works good for such things, fifty four 24 caliber round balls.  My    10 1/2 pound H&R Single-Shot will really wake you up with them.