This past week I
used Hevi Metal and Blindside 3” number 2 shells; I used Hevi Metal first and
was eager to see what they could do since I couldn’t find many reviews on the
product. Needless to say I was pumped to
find out how well they performed! I did
not have a single cripple and they had great knock down power; no one likes to
chase after a crippled duck and risk losing them or having them hobble off
injured. I got excellent patterns out of
my Browning A5 in a modified choke and the only complaint I have (now had) was
the price; after using the product, it is well worth the price for the high
quality they produce.
When it came to
using Blindside, I was pretty excited to try it out; I had read great reviews
on them in numerous places so my A5 was itching to shoot some birds out of the
sky with these shells. It would be an
understatement to say that I was disappointed with the outcome. I don’t claim to be the best shot in the
world, but I would find myself looking at feathers flying off of ducks and then
watch the ducks keep on flying by saying “So long, Sucker!” I don’t have all the time in the world to
hunt so if I shoot something, I want to know that the shells I have will drop
the birds… When it comes to choosing shells, I’ll stick with Hevi Metal.
Prices for Hevi
Metal run around $27.00 a box, and $21.00 for Blindside; 6 more dollars for no
cripples and sure kills? Yes
please. Over all I give Hevi Metal 5
stars all the way across the board and Blindside gets a rating of 3 stars. Next week I will be reviewing Dakota decoys,
I should be getting my GoPro in the mail this week so fingers crossed for a
video along with the post J
Thanks for reading and please don’t hesitate to ask
questions or give suggestions for more things to review!
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