evo 24g

[Doctor Lecter]

tried the above shell wed , not impressed   back to 28g for me ,

 

[Finners]

OK

 

[Santa2512]

Not impressed, as in,?

Shot 100 today 24g ,  what i pointed at i killed  

The skeet round i missed with diabolical style .

Cartridge is fine. the guy behind the stock, needs to get his ass into gear .. me that is

:santa:

 

[Will Hewland]

I like them, in both fibre and plas wad..

 

[Oldblaster]

As far as I'm concerned the more lead you can get in the air the better! It was 1oz & 1/8 when I first started and The 1oz was a training load.

 

[Rosso]

As far as I'm concerned the more lead you can get in the air the better! It was 1oz & 1/8 when I first started and The 1oz was a training load.

What!!!! Only 32gr. Not 36gr Buffalo load.

 

[Rosso]

I like them, in both fibre and plas wad..

Good score today Will. 94 / 100. Well done.

Shame Faulds turned. Wonder what he got.

 

[sibaldib]

I've been using them this season and like them. I can see no appreciable difference in scores from using 28gm.

Then again I appear to be pointing the gun in roughly the same direction as before.

 

[Will Hewland]

Good score today Will. 94 / 100. Well done.

Shame Faulds turned. Wonder what he got.

Ta, see other thread.. 100 for RF!!!

 

[Simbo]

I really like the 24g fibre and have ordered a slab of 21g to try.

 

[Sian]

I like them also and use the 24g Evos plastic as my staple cartridge.

 

[jasper]

Mrs jasper also shoots these. regular. Smooth as butter and break any target anywhere.

 

[Tim]

I've just bought 250 of these in 9 shot for skeet, but haven't used them yet.  I was told these were the old White Gold XLR load.  Dr lecter why weren't you impressed?  What was wrong with them?

 

[Doctor Lecter]

tim , they are no cheaper  than 28g  no softer on recoil  and kills were chippy at best ,   ok im only average shot ,   but I cant see any advantage  to be had , surely less lead = less £   .

 

[Garwood]

Should be about £10 per K cheaper and I would definitely rate them as softer than the 28g loading.

Just shows....

 

[Oldblaster]

What!!!! Only 32gr. Not 36gr Buffalo load.

I would if I could! But weren't allowed, be good for dropping birds as heavy loads shoot low!

 

[Tim]

Should be about £10 per K cheaper and I would definitely rate them as softer than the 28g loading.

Just shows....

I paid £43 from Countryway and the 28s are 45.75 (at the 1000 rate), not a big difference for a kilogram less lead but seems about normal.  As for recoil, kills etc - I haven't shot them yet so you're in a better position than me to judge.  Hopefully I'll get to try them on the 22/8 at High Lodge as a warm-up for the Shootclay Cup.

 

[Santa2512]

I pay £56 per 250 at the mo,    

 

[jasper]

!!!!!    and they say there is no money in cartridges. :crazy:   :money: