Do you know if the brass is really brass? It may be just brass plated (or brass washed) steel which is very common today. Can you do a magnet test on the shells?
I bought a case because it was cheap. This imported Italian stuff is underrated. Same thing with the Turkish buckshot. People think it’s junk when it’s not. At least comparable to standard United States buckshot.
I bought a box and let me tell you I shot my 9mm S&W first one hole then I use the lambro buckshot I put 9 pellets on that target paper same size of hole of mine 9mm gun..
@@mia1shooter I can’t tell. The only buckshot I don’t recommend from personal experience is the black aces buckshot. The recoil is so stiff and uncomfortable I actually started to flinch shooting it. Great for breaking in a semi automatic shotgun for those first 50 rounds.
They have this at my local store 25 for $20... Gonna buy em up. They seemed to group well. A lot of them had the one flyer but it wasn't out of pattern. ... Lol he just said this as I typed it.
Typically low brass is used for low power light loads, like skeet or clay target ammunition. High brass is for high velocity, heavy loads like buckshot and slugs and also Magnum shells.for waterfowl, but the high or low brass doesn't really matter, it doesn't make the shell any stronger (high brass) or weaker (low brass).
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Many thanks for the rundown. Buying a case today and this info helps seal my interest in the buy. Much appreciate.
get it as long you can.
Fired from a FRANCHI Affinity (choke M) this buckshot gave aprox. 11,5 inch average grouping (all 9 pellets) from 22 yards.
This is made in Greece !!!
thanks a bunch for the info on this shell
Shhh dont tell people about this ammo! Its cheap, its in stock and its good..probably not for long
Do you know if the brass is really brass? It may be just brass plated (or brass washed) steel which is very common today. Can you do a magnet test on the shells?
It’s steel
I bought a case because it was cheap. This imported Italian stuff is underrated. Same thing with the Turkish buckshot. People think it’s junk when it’s not. At least comparable to standard United States buckshot.
Its greek ammo i believe
I bought a box and let me tell you I shot my 9mm S&W first one hole then I use the lambro buckshot I put 9 pellets on that target paper same size of hole of mine 9mm gun..
Hows the recoil compared to winchester x and remington green box slugs?
@@mia1shooter I can’t tell. The only buckshot I don’t recommend from personal experience is the black aces buckshot. The recoil is so stiff and uncomfortable I actually started to flinch shooting it. Great for breaking in a semi automatic shotgun for those first 50 rounds.
How many 12g rounds have you shot?, Any missfires overcharges?, qc issues?
Thanks for sharing
They have this at my local store 25 for $20... Gonna buy em up. They seemed to group well. A lot of them had the one flyer but it wasn't out of pattern. ... Lol he just said this as I typed it.
You can buy for 60¢ per shell, by the box of 25 or by the case of 250 at Palmetto State Armory
@@honeyblunt5150 oh well in that case I don’t mind if I do…
Hows the recoil?
Hell yeah
i accidentally bought some low brass buckshot. do you know what the difference is between low and high brass?
Typically low brass is used for low power light loads, like skeet or clay target ammunition. High brass is for high velocity, heavy loads like buckshot and slugs and also Magnum shells.for waterfowl, but the high or low brass doesn't really matter, it doesn't make the shell any stronger (high brass) or weaker (low brass).
@@Hjerte_Verke thank you