Hevi-Shot Dead Coyote


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How many of you have used this is it worth it? I dont own any rifles just shotguns, I am a big time waterfowler and pheasant hunter. Is this stuff worth the $30 a box price tag.

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I am not really looking for a something to shoot waterfowl with, I use steel and have been extremely happy with it. I am looking for something I can put in the shell holder on my stock, in case I get a coyote in front of me.

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Don't use steel for coyotes unless you just want to just educate him. The stuff is worthless. It's to light. What Leo is saying is use lead shot and I agree. BB, #2, or #4 buck would be good. Copper plated BB is freeking awesome if you can find. Waterfowl non tox loads are great. BB, BBB are perfect and will definately roll a yote but they are expensive thats why lead is the way to go.

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What Leo is saying is use lead shot and I agree. BB, #2, or #4 buck would be good. Copper plated BB is freeking awesome if you can find.

You read right. I agree on Copper plated stuff as well. The expensive non-tox stuff won't kill those yotes any deader.

I am well aware of the lead ban. When I'm hunting something with the lead ban on it , I can't use lead. Simple as that. Hevi-Shot and Federal high density are Tungsten-iron alloys and are absolutely legal for waterfowl. I bring that up because some folks think that because the stuff is heavier than lead it must have lead in it. It doesn't.

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