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I'm not seeing them anywhere online. Everything's now 2 3/4-inch.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 05/15/23 06:14 PM.
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Lloyd, Kent certainly makes them, but as with everything else, they are out of stock everywhere. I've been using Fiocchi and Rio 12 ga. 2 3/4" 7/8 at 1200 fps as a substitute until the 2 1/2" are available again. Karl
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Kent Canada (25 min from my house and I go there) says they don’t expect to have any of the 2 1/2” Elite this year. Not that they are dropping them, just none this year. That sounds to me like they have higher priorities for some of the components.
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Mike, Thanks for the update. I notice that they are 7/8 oz. instead of their other 3/4 oz. loads, all the better! Karl
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Kent Canada (25 min from my house and I go there) says they don’t expect to have any of the 2 1/2” Elite this year. Not that they are dropping them, just none this year. That sounds to me like they have higher priorities for some of the components. Yeah I couldn't get them to tell me if they would have 2 3/4 bismuth up there this year either
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I picked up a flat of these at the Southern SxS and shot them there, but and man, they were hot. I would not recommend them for vintage guns.
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Owen: are you referring to the 2 1/2" Kent Elites or the Gamebore EVO loads? This is from 2018 and I can't find more recent data Kent Elite 2 1/2” 12g E122L20-8 Training Target 3/4 oz. at 1200 fps; 6700 psi Kent/Gamebore English Field 12g 2 1/2” 1 oz. Traditional Paper - 1295 fps - 6526 psi 2 1/2” 1 oz. Pure Gold - 1295 fps - 7832 psi 2 1/2” White Gold XLR 21gm (3/4 oz.) - 1250 fps - 7975 psi
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Drew: I pulled out a box and actually what I shot and found hot was the Kent Gamebore Regal Game Fiber Wad 7.5, 2 1/2, 1 oz. 12ga. It was not marked EVO on the box.
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I purchased a flat of the Gamebore EVO shells. Tried them in my Lang and the first shots at each station I could not open the gun. It would take a few seconds to open the gun. This happened at each station. They are HOT loads and you could see the fiber wads coming out when they were shot. I also purchased some of the Kent 3/4 ounce loads and never had any issues, I also have some Caledonion shells and the are over 1200 FPS but never experienced the problem I had with the Gamebores.
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