Opinions on this shotgun ammo

Snakezilla

Hi lads Im looking for opinions on this stuff. Ive tried all the common stuff like Rc, Eley , FOB etc but Im thinking of trying these B&P cartridges and also maybe some of the Bornaghi or NSI. Anyone used them and what are the opinions?

http://outdoorsports.ie/collections/ammunition/shotgun-ammo

Thanks

Padd2

have tryed all of the above to me its all the same if your on the bird youl do damage? pick one and stick to it but eley is my cartridge
nsi are good at the price have a box of 5s that i liked classica i think they are

Double Barrel

B&P are excellent cartridges. The are highly regarded by International completive shooters.

Baschieri & Pellagri (B&P) invented and manufacture their own powders, they make their own hulls and they make their own wads all in-house. It is this unique combination of wad, hull and propellant that sets B&P apart. It is known as quality control.

http://www.baschieri-pellagri.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=8&lang=en

Snakezilla

Double Barrel wrote: »

B&P are excellent cartridges. The are highly regarded by International completive shooters.

Baschieri & Pellagri (B&P) invented and manufacture their own powders, they make their own hulls and they make their own wads all in-house. It is this unique combination of wad, hull and propellant that sets B&P apart. It is known as quality control.

http://www.baschieri-pellagri.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=8&lang=en

Thanks for that !

onemoredead

If your on the bird you'l do damage? "FACT"

Must common mistake, people stop swinging the gun, and fire behind target!!!

I have drop'd pigeons and crows at 80+ yards with 7.5 28g trap ammo!! Olimpics @ that!, Rc sipe are savage and Eley pigeon and wicked bit dearer but you get what you pay for in this world!!!,

Bad, work man blames tools! ,,,,Any 12g ammo is good now a days, not like 25 years ago when,Eley for game and Winchester Silver for clays was about the best....

shotie

Padd2 wrote: »

have tryed all of the above to me its all the same if your on the bird youl do damage? pick one and stick to it but eley is my cartridge

thats for sure ive also tryed most shells around and it was the biggest mistake if you ask me. took me a while to get back used to the one make shell i was useing from the start. now i just stick to floochie for pheasant and remigton for duck and the odd eley 7.5 and they work perfect for me so i dont bother with anything eles any more .stick to what works for sure.

Padd2

shotie wrote: »

thats for sure ive also tryed most shells around and it was the biggest mistake if you ask me. took me a while to get back used to the one make shell i was useing from the start. now i just stick to floochie for pheasant and remigton for duck and the odd eley 7.5 and they work perfect for me so i dont bother with anything eles any more .stick to what works for sure.

So I'm not the only one who doesn't need the belt full of 25 different loads

goshawker

B&P are brilliant shells, very hard hitting,the steel shot is very good being in the north we have to use steel over water/wetlands i wouldnt use anything else, lots of lads round me use them and have to travel 20mile to get them due to know 1 stocking them locally,

Invincible

Snakezilla wrote: »

Hi lads Im looking for opinions on this stuff. Ive tried all the common stuff like Rc, Eley , FOB etc but Im thinking of trying these B&P cartridges and also maybe some of the Bornaghi or NSI. Anyone used them and what are the opinions?

http://outdoorsports.ie/collections/ammunition/shotgun-ammo

Thanks

He's expensive for FOB 32g @ €8 per box, bought them for €6.

Snakezilla

Invincible wrote: »

He's expensive for FOB 32g @ €8 per box, bought them for €6.

Yea was thinking that, can buy a slab of them for €60 in my local shop or a single box for €6.50 !