give me an invite and come with my 28 bore :hunter: its not what you got its where you put that counts.... :slow: normal 21 gram 6 but might chuck a few 28 gram 6 in the 28 bore if these welsh birds have ice on there wings. :crazy:
There are some very good shoots there and in Mid Wales poacher Bettws Hall is a big set up with and number of well known estates under its ownership Brigands, Kempton, Measmawr Hall and Gregynog Hall with very tall birds where you would need the some big loads, but as you say you have to put the shot in the right place :hunter:
Hi Salopian Ive loaded at Brigands for a roving syndicate they used to take back to back days and do Vaynor park as well,and been to some other well known estates with them, Stoke Edith being one and had two great days with them at the Badminton estate where they have mixed drives of partridge and pheasants showing good high birds.
have too agree too disagree bud..as a picker myself i stand back on some shoots and why people want too use such heavy loads for normal high pheasant and blow stuff too bits just because someone has said you must buy 34/36 gram 4's too kiil birds sorry its crap ..years ago we didnt have these loads we had eley impacts etc and numder 4's were saved for fox days... but we still had are country side and still had good sport...myself i use a 28 bore most of the time but when i do use 12 bore i use gamebore pure gold 28 gram 6 and believe me not many people would want too back gun me!!!
Don't disagree with you buddy never used that heavy a load either most Ive used been 32g black gold fibre 6 , never said you have to use 34/36g 4's and don't doubt bringing em down with smaller gauges as I said you have to put the shot in the right place. must be crossed wires there .
