Remington Premier Magnum Turkey Load Test | 12 Gauge | RGO  

Thank you, good luck this season.

Its actually a frankengun...the black receiver with camo barrel. I was testing ang fine tuning in case Buck needs to borrow a gun later this season.

Showing the 12 gauge some love.

Those shells have a ton of shot, if it stays tight it is almost a solid wall, especially at 30.

Why on earth would you shoot hens?

@@-B_G- I agree with you. However some states have fall seasons where either sex is legal for harvest.

@@heathalford4721- that’s crazy. that doesn’t seem like a smart move by DNR given the situation with population decline in a lot of states.

@@-B_G- I agree, in Mississippi it’s now by permit only on private land in certain counties. It doesn’t effect me in the areas I hunt

depending on how your gun and choke tube handle them, 40 to 45 yards

​​@@RegularGuysOutdoors Agree 100%. Just sighted in my red dot sight and good to go to 45 yard maxium out of my Mossberg 500 Turkey.

what choke are you using? Good luck out there this season, mine’s been a bit rough so far.

@@RegularGuysOutdoors If you meant choke, which I am assuming, I use a Carlson's Longbeard XR .660 Xtra Full Choke. Turkey season doesn't start until April 15th here in Washington State.

I am a fan of the Mossy factory choke. If your gun comes with it, I wouldn’t be in a hurry to upgrade.

@@RegularGuysOutdoors I have the 835 & 935. One with a patternmaster and one with a Jebs they do well

My A5 shoots high, sometimes changing the load or choke...or sometimes both, will change the point-of-impact.

I have some on the way in 20 guage. I will surely use it in a couple of choke tube tests that I have planned. I don’t know if I will do a dedicated video on them or not, simply due to the cost. Either way, those videos will come out in February when people have turkeys on their minds again. Thank you for watching.