12 GA 2-3/4" 1oz. STINGER #7

Your #5s and #3/5s have been deadly on mallards, chukars, and wild roosters. I am a big fan of Boss. Now I just got some of your #7s, but have yet to shoot any. But I would like to encourage you to look into improving your ink that is stamped on each shell. I sometimes hunt all these species in one day, and am forever shuffling shells around in my vest and pockets. No brand of shells have ink that lasts forever under such conditions, but Boss is by far the worst. I have to label each shell with a Sharpie pen. Frankly, I don't care if the word " Boss" disappears, or if the fine print about how many ounces of shot is even on the shell. All I want is a big fat number showing the size of the shot that will last. This is nitpicking complaint I know, but we all want Boss to be perfect, right?

After going “non-toxic” a few years back, steel has been the main source of “shot” out here in California.. To be completely honest, I do not like shooting steel. This stuff is MEAN. Shoots just like lead, packs a punch, and puts birds down. Favorite Dove/Quail load currently on the market. A+++ product.

I bought a 70 year old 12 ga SxS to haul up and down canyons in eastern Oregon and Nevada in pursuit of Chukar. I patterned my double with 2 3/4 #5 and #7 and decided to go with the 7s. Second shell on opening day knocked down my first Chukar with a clean kill. Nice product!

Absolute game changer shooting stinger 7's at Teal . Numerous times shooting more than 1 bird per shot. Crumble Teal at 70yds like they hit a wall. Numerous times dropping birds on all 3 shots. Shared numerous rounds of stinger 7's with guys hunting with me and ever person agreed how this is the best bullet in the industry.