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I sold the Citori 3.5 inch used for snow goose hunting In the time I owned it I shot at least 15 flats of 3.5 inch T's and a flat of F's. If you were luckey enough to hit a 90 yard goose it would break them down. I do not know how many flats of 3 inch steel 2's I shot but I would guess 50. Always used the briley extended I MOD that Briley sold me at their Houston plant. I told them 3.5 T's and they gave me the chokes of their choice.
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Right. There's one public area (upland habitat) I hunt in Iowa, not far from private ground to which I have access, that requires nontox. I got lucky and took a limit there season before last. 1 oz Bismuth 6's. Not hard to take a limit on public this year. I may even do it.  Perhaps tomorrow.
Last edited by BrentD; 11/24/20 09:42 PM.
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