Another Average Pattern? Remington Nitro Turkey 2-3/4" 1.5oz #5 & Truglo Gobble-Stopper Xtreme .665 

Yep, I've been surprised before with shells performing great through a seemingly random setup

Generally, almost all the wads from these shells land between 25 and 30 yards in front of me. Really the only two that fly farther are the flite control wads and the orange wads from the Herter's TSS shells. Those two always fly and land right at my 40 yard target. The flite control wad is probably flying that far because of its weight, but I couldn't tell you why the Herter's wad flies as far as it does, but they are good performing shells though

I have found shotguns to be kinda like rifles. You can have 2 of the same shotguns and chokes and one will shoot different than the other. I don't exactly know why this is the case when it comes to shotguns, but I've seen it more than once

I have had several people mention that choke, so I'll keep an eye out for a good deal on one if I can find something

@@matttyreeoutdoors amazon runs them sometimes for around $35

That might help a little, but I don't know if it would completely fix this load

@@matttyreeoutdoors I don’t understand why dedicated loads such as turkey don’t incorporate full length wads and a under shot fiber card

I've had less than impressive results with the Nitro Turkeys in both the 2-3/4" and 3.5" shells. They will take a bird, but they just haven't been a shell I would ideally want to use

I don't have any experience with one nor have I ever actually heard of that choke to be honest with you, but I'll look into it

I have heard that the factory chokes on the Mossberg’s are not rated for TSS. I don’t know that for a fact, but I have heard it more than once from sources I consider reliable.

@@burkejones8277 Thanks a bunch heard the same thing greetings from Canada love your vids new sub

I don't have a definite answer, but I don't see why you couldn't use TSS in the factory choke. There's really only a few things that matter with chokes and shooting TSS or steel, those being constriction, metal composition, and if the shell has a wad or not. Most chokes, especially modern ones, seem to be made of the same 17-4 stainless steel, so that should not be an issue as far as the strength of the choke and the pressure the load would create when squeezing through it. I doubt the constriction is any sort of ridiculously tight number, so that wouldn't be a problem either. That just leaves the wad, which obviously isn't an issue here. Now I wouldn't run TSS through anything with no wad to protect it from contacting the barrel or choke, but that's pretty self explanatory. Let's just put it this way, I have run TSS in both newer and older chokes that are labeled "lead only" with absolutely zero issues, so I wouldn't personally be concerned with it

@@burkejones8277 I have heard a ton of different claims about all kinds of chokes, but I've run a lot of TSS through my factory turkey choke in my 835 with no issues, so it's not really a concern for me

@@matttyreeoutdoors I have a CompNChoke that isn’t specifically rated for TSS, but they said I wouldn’t have a problem with shooting it. I meant to add that he should probably call someone at Mossberg to see what they say. I know of people who have had issues shooting Hevi-Shot, but that was probably before the buffers they use today.