wes from South Alabama
Quality:
no duds, but a lot of powder blow back.
Overall:
this is a reliable shell with an exceptable cost, but the overall quality of the powder is terrible. i shoot a gas operated shotgun and on several occasions i had the powder come back and get in my eyes. if its all thats left in the store get them, but if and you want a shell for about the same price i would go with the winchesters.
rodnreelb from Hull
Quality:
Top quality; never had a misfire over 7 years plus of using these shells after getting wet many times!
Features:
I like the patterns' size, density & choke response.
Cost:
The best shot value I've used yet! A very high money to performance ratio.
Overall:
I like the 1 3/8oz. 3" #2s for pattern density and knockdown power from close to 40+ yards, dense enough for woodies and hravy enough for mallards.
shawn matney from aurora mo
Quality:
some swelling brass issues but overall relaiable
Features:
nice pattern consistancy
Cost:
good bang for your buck
Overall:
good stuff reliable shells
Ole Coot from Ohio
Quality:
These are good shells! I have shot 6 cases off so far and i have yet to have a dud! All my benellis just chew them up and spit them right back out!
Features:
they were waterprove as fair as i could tell shot lots of them wet!
Cost:
As far as steel goes you can't beat it!
Overall:
i was very happy and surpraise with these shells. I have always been one to shoot hevi-shot but decided to give these a shot. 3" and 3.5" 1560fps #1 are a hard hitting load! i have no problem folding mallards and cans along with geese at 50-60 geese more than once have crumple and my third shots at over 70 yards!