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    Turkey load

    Yes, I've definitely had a few seasons in the northeast where it felt like the birds were just done breeding and not all that active. I also have friends that are good turkey hunters and swear by hunting the end of the season for their best opportunities with big toms. Definitely gets harder...
  2. W

    Turkey load

    Makes sense. Sounds like I've got a little experiment to work on in the coming weeks.
  3. W

    Turkey load

    These folks are just one state over in Pennsylvania so I bet I could get them pretty quick. This work? https://rmcoxyoke.com/product/overshot-cushion-wad-half-inch/
  4. W

    Turkey load

    Gotcha... looks like a good recipe to replicate for my style of turkey hunting. I have to imagine I would see a fairly similar results using this wad instead of the fiber wad soaked in olive oil? Maybe? Also I notice they mention not needing an over powder card with these wads...
  5. W

    Turkey load

    OK. Makes sense. For better or worse track of the wolf talked me into the wool wads.
  6. W

    Turkey load

    I was trying to emulate the skychief load for a tighter pattern.
  7. W

    Turkey load

    Hi folks, I finally was able to gather everything I need to turkey hunt this season with my 20ga pedersoli. It wasn't easy to find black powder and caps locally but I eventually found a place an hour or so away here in Maryland. Gonna do some shooting this week and wanted to make sure what I...
  8. W

    Thinking of buying a pedersoli shotgun

    Ok great. I'll check out skychiefs write up and try to figure out what I need. Perhaps for turkeys I could try to figure out a load using some of the newer TSS shot but I'm sure lead shot will do just fine for now. I dont have any powder beyond the pyrodex pellets I use in my modern...
  9. W

    Thinking of buying a pedersoli shotgun

    Is there an online shop folks recommend for purchasing the necessary accessories for shooting, cleaning, etc? The first thing I would like to do is get the gun setup for turkey hunting which starts here in Maryland in a little over a month.
  10. W

    Thinking of buying a pedersoli shotgun

    I ordered a new 20ga... should be here next week. Now I just need to figure out what else I need to do some shooting and get ready for turkey season next month. As a rule I really don't like buying things that are brand new, but it should last the rest of my life and hopefully one of my three...
  11. W

    Thinking of buying a pedersoli shotgun

    OK. Thanks for all the information. Still not sure what I'm going to get but I did find a new 20ga online (prices have gone up and that gun is now $1250 + tax), a kit 12ga ($925.00) or there are a few used 12ga from folks on this forum closer to the price of the kit from pedersoli. I kind of...
  12. W

    Thinking of buying a pedersoli shotgun

    Hi Folks, I'm a new member out of Maryland thinking about purchasing a classic pedersoli shotgun. The plan would be to use the gun primarily for woodcock and grouse, ducks and turkeys. I still have a lot to learn about muzzleloader shotguns but I enjoy shooting traditional bows and I see a...
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