It's a start

Moss said:

Is that the original choke for that

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yes

Bowguy67 said:

Buddy can I ask the ga? Looks sorta open especially with the tiny shot. I’m thinking you should try shooting a bigger target. You might not be centered

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.410, as stated, it's a start. Next will be at a large sheet of paper to see exactly where the center of the pattern is and adjust from there. I have another choke on the way and some #9.5 TSS. We will see what things are next weekend after putting in some more bench time.

13/16 oz of #9 TSS, 295 pellets, 7/8 oz of #9.5 TSS 395 pellets. I would say that is a pretty significant increase. As I have stated, "it's a start".Wanted to see what it would do right out of the box and now the fun begins

I debated for the last 2 months on buying this gun. I really like the looks and feel of it, but couldn't bring myself to buy a gun made in the ROC! I do my best to not give them any money, but the other options just didn't appeal to me. Cost was not the factor, I would have spent whatever if it was what I wanted. That being said, it really is a nice little shotgun. Workmanship, fit, finish and function are all good and it is a dream to shoot. I am too old to get beat up anymore and this fits the bill perfectly and will be a great gun to carry when I don't want to carry the flintlock. I had 2 new red dots here, an AT3 and a Sight mark, I put on the SM. The rail that comes on it is nice, it lets you still see your front bead as well as using the RD. I am anxious to see what this little gun is capable of, time will tell.

Fairchild #17 said:

The difference from 9 to 9.5 in numbers will be significant.
I’d love to see straight 10s in a .410 load

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Next year, someone will make them.

B B said:

It's a great gun for sure. Feels like you're carrying a toy, shoots great and does the job of any 12ga just as good if not better. That being said, would it be okay if I borrowed your flintlock when you take the .410 out?

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Which one? The 20 or 28 gauge?

B B said:

Either/or... beggars can't be choosers.

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Where are you located?

Quick count, 147.

Actual count on the target is 155.

B B said:

Thanks BP now I gotta go buy some ninja shells.

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I bought mine from Rogers Sporting Goods online. Shipping was a couple days.

B B said:

I'm surprised the difference between 40 and 50.

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Same here, I expected a little better. Then again, how much time and money is it worth trying to squeak out farther? I may play some more...............
It might be worth another shot at 50 with a clean barrel

B B said:

Ninja 9.5 out of stock at Rogers...

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Just bought a box on GB, 2 left!

B B said:

Did you try the 9's at 50?

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Not yet.

Bumble Bea said:

I can't justify the price of tungsten.
I got a bunch of the old heavy 10 + 12 Guage loads when they used to come 25 in a box.
I can live with shooting less than 40 yards.

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I get that! This is something different away from the flintlocks for awhile

B B said:

No habla english

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Gun broker?

Arkansas

B B said:

I'm surprised the difference between 40 and 50.

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It might also be worth putting the factory choke in for a test shot at 40 and 50?
The possibilities are endless!