Fried turkey.....
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:28 pm
is damn hard to beat! This 28# Kansas Tom fed 10 folks at the camp!
28# Kansas Gobbler by Sharps45 2 7/8, on Flickr
28# Kansas Gobbler by Sharps45 2 7/8, on Flickr
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Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 5:20 am
Tom's head = Good choke and nice shootin'!
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:15 pm
Which one is the turkey?? 
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:36 pm
Takes a turkey...to GET A TURKEY!!jackrabbit wrote:Which one is the turkey??
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 7:37 am
Nice bird..... Would it be close to a record in Kansas?................................JimRMulhern wrote:is damn hard to beat! This 28# Kansas Tom fed 10 folks at the camp!
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Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:05 am
JimJim Kidwell wrote:Nice bird..... Would it be close to a record in Kansas?................................JimRMulhern wrote:is damn hard to beat! This 28# Kansas Tom fed 10 folks at the camp!
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Naw! Sure there are some bigger!
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:14 pm
Rick,
I'm guessing that's a side hammer shotgun burning black in brass cases? I can't imagine you'd use any other combination.
I'm guessing that's a side hammer shotgun burning black in brass cases? I can't imagine you'd use any other combination.
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:37 pm
Nope! Don't have any BP shotguns! That is an 870 Remington Super Mag 3 1/2" job! Been shooting an 870 for 50 years and ain't gonna change now!!Smokin wrote:Rick,
I'm guessing that's a side hammer shotgun burning black in brass cases? I can't imagine you'd use any other combination.
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 1:53 pm
Remington, huh? Must be one of those model (1)870 rollers. I've seen a couple 16 gauge rollers, but I think they were Huskies. 'Tho that 3-12" case must be a bit of a squeeze to get over the hammer.
Nice turkey. How's the weather in Loosiana? I think we just melted our last snowfall up here on the tundra. It may get warm enough this weekend for me to get out to the garage to cast some bullets for my side hammers. Can't say that they will be loaded in those awesome 3-1/2" cases like yours; mine max out at 2.4", some only 2.1" long.
cheers, Bruce
Nice turkey. How's the weather in Loosiana? I think we just melted our last snowfall up here on the tundra. It may get warm enough this weekend for me to get out to the garage to cast some bullets for my side hammers. Can't say that they will be loaded in those awesome 3-1/2" cases like yours; mine max out at 2.4", some only 2.1" long.
cheers, Bruce
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 2:43 pm
Bruce.....corn is up and growing; recently fertilized all here and got a good rain the next day! Pretty soon I'll be surrounded by a wall of the stuff; shooting down the alleyway!! Been cool; one year we can say it didn't go from freezing to hellacious damn hot...all in the same day!! 
I'd really like to have one of the old hammer BP shotguns but they're mighty hard to find!
gobblegobble by Sharps45 2 7/8, on Flickr
I'd really like to have one of the old hammer BP shotguns but they're mighty hard to find!
gobblegobble by Sharps45 2 7/8, on Flickr
Re: Fried turkey.....
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 5:37 pm
Maybe CCI can make some shot capsules for a 50/120 or is that a 50/140......
Steve
Steve