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Will these fibre shot wads shoot as tightly as plastic?

Very interested in this topic as it has to be the way forward for fowlers given the change in attitudes toward plastics.

Has anyone tried these? Need to get new pair of chesties as my neoprene ones gave up on me at montrose recently (both heels split at same time). Keen to move away from neoprene ones as i find them too hot. Vass waders get goodish reviews. Can anyone recommend any none neoprene waders?

You're doing well then. When i had csbo i just couldn't get it to work for me...

I use this load a lot and I get 1450fps over the chrono with it.

Try some insulation tape (electrical stuff?) over the bottom half of the lamp lense.

In Scotland clubs would be over the moon to have 10-15% of the membership turn up to club meetings!!!

Like anything else in life, you will get back what you put in to wildfowling.

Hi, I think this will be the way of things to come with the canadas, they will stay longer and longer until they stay all year round. This is the case in my neck of the woods, east scotland, where they are staying longer each year before moving on. Seeing a Canada goose up here until the 2000s was very rare but they are welcome addition to game bag - long may it continue.

Try here http://www.esawc.co.uk They may be able to help you.

Nice one Steve, May I ask what choke you have in the AYA and what shot size you are using? Cheers

Point taken.

Totally agree with this but my point is your average working man could never afford to do so.

Unless steel shot works through these big bores or a cheaper alternative non toxic shot type is found I do believe that big bores will soon be worthless IMO (if they already aren't).

My one point on this is steel will kill much further than most of our abilities allow. Nothing wrong with steel at all. I use steel for 90% of all my shooting these days.