REBATE HEVI-Shot® Magnum Blend™ Turkey Load Shotshells

   

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20 Gauge

5,6,7

MAX

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1200
Shell Length: 3"
Quantity: 5 rounds
Ounces of Shot: 1-1/4 OZ
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12 Gauge

5,6,7

MAX

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1200
Shell Length: 3"
Quantity: 5 rounds
Ounces of Shot: 2 OZ
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12 Gauge

5,6,7

MAX

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1200
Shell Length: 3.5"
Quantity: 5 rounds
Ounces of Shot: 2-1/4 OZ
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  • Blend of 5, 6, and 7 shot
  • Extends your shotgun's range
  • Average of 294 pellets in 10'' circle at 40 yards

With Pattern-Density™ Technology, this blend of 5, 6, and 7 shot puts an average of 294 pellets in a 10" circle at 40 yards, extending your shotgun’s range and contributing to more and cleaner kills.

Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 37 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Excellent Ammo Could not be happier with the performance of this ammo. June 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Smoked em I am using 3 inch 5,6,7 hevi-shot thru a sbe and diamond creek choke. Took a tom out @ 45 yards flat out smoke him bird never moved. A little pricey but confidence is worth it. May 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Turkey Killers! To each, his own - when it comes to patterning your turkey rig. However, these have patterned the best for myself and three of my cousins. They had a better pattern (vs. Nitro and Win) with just about every choke we ran them through. The proof is in the flopping birds. These will give you the confidence you need to take down a nice bird. I'm not going to throw out distances because I keep it under 40 yards regardless. These are expensive, but after you pattern your gun, you'll only need them for tagging turkeys. Buy them now and take advantage of the rebate! May 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Shell I'm taking turkeys from further than ever. Great pattern at longer ranges. They're not cheap but the rebate helps. May 13, 2013
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1 year, 2 months ago
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You are taking a chance on swelling your choke and or barrel. Go with a choke rated for high density shot.
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No. It needs to be hevi shot rated
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No. You need a choke that is made for heavier than lead, or you risk ruining the choke and possibly your barrel.

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no. needs to say steel or hevi shot on choke.
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HeviShot makes a turkey choke that is designed to work with their products. The HeviShot turkey tubes come in models that fit most shotguns. I get great patterning results out of my SX3 and Benelli Nova using Hevi tubes.
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Indian Creek Awsome!
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The HEVI-Shot choke tubes work very well with these loads. They are specificlly made to squeeze every ounce of performance out of the shells.
1 year, 4 months ago
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The Hevi-Shot Turkey Choke tube system works best paired with this load.
1 year, 8 months ago
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Only shot one choke with these shells and I've been very impressed with it. Bought Indian Creek Turkey choke and I would hate to know there is a better combination than this.Killed three birds at fifty plus yards.You can try other chokes/shells if you would like but I've found mine and I live to turkey hunt and that is all I study.
2 years, 2 months ago
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 - Tuscumbia Alabama
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The hevi shot choke tube made by hevi 13. Jelly heads work pretty good two
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Ihave used several brands, but the best two for my870 has been the heavy shot tube or an Indian Creek tube.
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 - Gaffney SC
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As always, Patterning a shotgun for turkey hunting can be a time consuming adventure. I love to pattern new loads and new chokes to try and maximize my effective range. Pick yourself out a few different types of ammunition, and then buy a choke tube or 5. Mark each target with 1.) range 2.) ammunition used and 3.) choke used. this will give you an idea of which loads are going to pattern out of your shotgun / choke combo. have fun! These are great Turkey loads.
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I use a Rhino choke but my nephew is using an Jellyhead and it patterned well with both.
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 - Tuscaloosa, AL
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My good friend uses these loads with a pure gold turkey choke. Pricey setup, but he has patterned it out to 60 yards, and killed birds out to 70 yards.
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I'd say personally a turkey choke. you can get them from bass pro in prolly any gauge you use. I know I myself have one for my Remington 870 Express 20 gauge in 20 gauge, just screws into the end of my barrel and I'm good to go.
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These blended loads are unbelievable at 30-40 yard range. But some of us turkey hunters are female ... thus 20 gage ! I hate having to reorder from one of your competitors that stocks these in 20 gage.
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Yes HEVI-Shot carries these in a 20ga load, they pattern very well when paired with a HEVI-Shot choke.
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These loads are available in 20 gauge. If you pair this shot with a Hevishot tube, you can expect your 30-40 yard range to be bumped up 20 yards more for those skiddish birds!
1 year, 8 months ago
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If u go to hevi-shots website u can get shells for the 20ga i use the 3" #4s and they work great i can shoot 60 yards and still feel confident that it will be a 1 shot kill i was averageing 5-8 pellets in the kill at 50 and 60 yards this product works great at longer yards.
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Melonie, I would call them and ask if they could order them for you. Haven't seen any online but also if you live pretty close I would run by there and see if they have any. Sometimes they have stuff in the store but not online so go by there and check.
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There are only 5 shells in a box, and you only get one box for the price shown. These are super-premium shells meant for turkey hunting where you're really only likely to use one shot for one kill, so one box might last you an entire season.

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5 per box. one box.
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There are five shells in a box. Most people usually buy two boxes, one to pattern their gun and one to hunt with.
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the 20 ga u get 10 shells and 12ga u only get 5
2 years, 2 months ago
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5 Shells per box, One box per price ( around $20 ) These are the top of the line turkey loads! They deserve every penny you spend on them. I would probably buy 2 boxes if i had never used this load before, 5-6 rounds to pattern and 4-5 rounds for hunting. Remember that turkey hunting isnt like shooting clays, hopefully you are only shooting one shell per turkey! Spending a little extra money for increased range and effective energy is money well spent in my books!
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5 shells and 1 box for the price. once you sight in, you shouldn't use more than 2 a season
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20 shells in a box. I don't think that there is a limit on the purchases.
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The box size looks like 5/box. Yes, that's $4+ per shell, but you are not dove hunting with these things. Deer hunters never hesitate to pay upwards of $2/shot. $4 is absolutely inconsequential in the overall cost of getting a big ol' gobbler home. If you were in a situation where you could legally take a second bird, would you hesitate to shoot because of the price of the shell? Not me! Hevi-shot is the deadliest stuff out there.
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Hevi Shot always comes 10 shells to the box
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Generally there are 25 shells per box, however some of the manufacturers are marketing a 20 round box..
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You get 5 shells in a box and 1 box for that price lol
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