Most affordable TSS I’ve found

[Fred@Exterra]

I shot $14 worth of 410 shotgun shells last year on turkeys… I also spent $5k on gas, tags, food, gear, and little sausage patties that we call meat cookies.

I’m just kidding… I didn’t buy TSS… Vince loads them for the whole company. You should see the look on his face when I blow thru a half a box on ground squirrels.

Five more weeks, I can’t wait.


On a side note. The scrap dealers are calling all the machine shops & buying scrap carbide for $42 a pound… so don’t expect TSS to go down anytime soon.


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[KenLee]

Pay attention, Rokslide bunch spends a lot of money. Take a look at the Bourbon thread , that one kills me. I say spend it if you got it and you’re not taking food out of your kids mouths. Just shoot a few rounds of TSS a year. Worth it to me… Joe

F dem kids!

 

[Okie-hunter]

I didn’t read this entire thread so this light have even suggested but if you’re running 12 ga don’t waste your money on TSS. Longbeard XRs are fantastic and way way cheaper. I’ve killed a pile with them.

LBXR does have a reputation for killing turkeys. But I did shoot a 3.5” LBXR #5 against 2 different brands of TSS and there’s no denying LBXR is no match for TSS @40 & 50 yards.
Franchi intensity 3.5 / Jebs headhunter .660
50 yards 10” circle
Federal heavyweight 3” 1.75oz #9 = 74 hits
Hevi-18 3” 2oz #9 = 152 hits
LBXR 3.5” #5 = so underwhelming I didn’t even count the pellets.

I’m sure with the right choke you can get amazing results at those ranges with LBXR but TSS is the easy button & you can still get decent patterns at 15 yards instead of shooting a laser beam.