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If you can find a #4 buck in steel or tungsten that would be the way to go. Who is that tungsten dealer? I'd be interested in buying his shot and load data.
Quote from: Samloffler on November 16, 2019, 04:20:00 PMIf you can find a #4 buck in steel or tungsten that would be the way to go. Who is that tungsten dealer? I'd be interested in buying his shot and load data.His name is Hal, he runs the Tungsten Super Shots website: https://www.tungstensupershots.com/ Lots of good info on there. Hal usually carries most sizes from #12 all the way up through #1 Buck in TSS-18. He'll email you what the most common sizes are for each animal (ie #9 for ducks, #7 for geese, etc.). And all his load data is pressure tested, and he supplies the pressures and all loading components list with each load. Loads range from 1/2 ounce waterfowl up to 2 oz turkey loads. Some guys are duplexing loads as well. I will PM you his contact info. With TSS-18 You get about 13 pellets per ounce with the 4B and about 7 pellets per ounce with the 1B. You get about 23 with the T and 33 with the BB, aprox. With TSS-18 being almost 60% denser than lead, I'd think BB or T would be plenty for coyotes.