Coyote Creek Calls Travis Alzate

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Coyote Creek Calls Travis Alzate

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Travis and I had discussed IndianCreek chokes forbhis testing of his 12 & 20ga coyote loads. Have him my thoughts and he tried 4 chokes total. 2 in each of the 12 & 20ga. He hit a home run..
Here’s his post from Facebook I copied to share here.

Been working on some scattergun ammo here lately. As well as getting a Winchester 1300 ready for some coyotes. I'm getting close to having a good load.
2 3/4 , 12ga , 2oz , #1 Tss , 94 pellets per load.

Winchester 1300 , 20in barrel , forcing cone lengthened.
Indian Creek .690 is first pic
Indian Creek .680 is 2nd pic. Both at 40 yards
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I am not as familiar with how TSS acts as I am with steel and lead. So would the .680 pattern be a result of over choking and causing the pattern to blow?
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jsh909 wrote: July 21st, 2019, 11:17 pm I am not as familiar with how TSS acts as I am with steel and lead. So would the .680 pattern be a result of over choking and causing the pattern to blow?
Yes exactly
And 695-700 would be more open if a person would want that
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hoobilly wrote: July 21st, 2019, 11:53 pm
jsh909 wrote: July 21st, 2019, 11:17 pm I am not as familiar with how TSS acts as I am with steel and lead. So would the .680 pattern be a result of over choking and causing the pattern to blow?
Yes exactly
And 695-700 would be more open if a person would want that
Good deal, thanks.

That .690 pattern looks devastating. I can't imagine many dogs walking away from that one.
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jsh909 wrote: July 22nd, 2019, 2:51 am
hoobilly wrote: July 21st, 2019, 11:53 pm
jsh909 wrote: July 21st, 2019, 11:17 pm I am not as familiar with how TSS acts as I am with steel and lead. So would the .680 pattern be a result of over choking and causing the pattern to blow?
Yes exactly
And 695-700 would be more open if a person would want that
Good deal, thanks.

That .690 pattern looks devastating. I can't imagine many dogs walking away from that one.
Hoping Travis gets to shoot that load at 60 70 yards to see how it does further
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Coyote hunt a lot with my 20. Does he have any patterns from a 20? I’m shooting the factory modified with number 3’s right now but I haven’t shot one over about 35 yards with it yet
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LAturkey he has 2’s on the way but did test with 1’s
54 out of 76
1 5/8 oz load
20ga , Winchester 1300 , IC choke .570
40 yards.
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I wonder if the .562 I have would work?
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LAturkey wrote: July 24th, 2019, 1:03 pm I wonder if the .562 I have would work?
I would think that would have a blown pattern with big Tss shot.
I would want more open
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Yea that’s what I figured that’s why I never tried it. Might need to get a .570
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LAturkey wrote: July 24th, 2019, 7:41 pm Yea that’s what I figured that’s why I never tried it. Might need to get a .570
I think more like 575 or even 580-585 for big pellets. I will be loading (hopefully) 2X4's in a duplex
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