12 GA 3" MAG 1-1/2 oz. #2

I've shot Boss for 1 full season now mainly out of a Beretta A400. I am very pleased with its power and performance over what i would normally shoot, BB and BBB for large canada geese. I look forward to another great season with you Bossmen! Keep up the great work and great customer service.

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Took my three inch # 2's along with some #3/#5 mix Boss shot shells on an eastern Washington Veterans duck hunt. Seven of us hunters took seven limits of mallards in about two hours. The Boss shells put the mallards down with almost no cripples. Awesome shells! Go Boss! (and go USAF!)

Great customer service. Order arrived in timely manner. 12 ga. #5 shot, great sucess on teal and large ducks. My friends in the blind are amazed at the range of the shot.

Purchased #2s and 3s. Patterned the 2s at 35yds with my standard waterfowl choke and couldn’t believe the number of pellets in the kill zone. In the field, all clean kills of geese. There is nothing like them on the market. My black lab highly recommends them.

Love these shells. I have had no issue folding ducks, snows or Canada's in early season or late season. The customer service is also appreciated. I could only asked that our military and first responders would be considered for more than 5% discount.

my first season shooting these through my 870 and love them. I also rocked them through my 1187 and killed a good bit of birds from geese to pheasant with them. love the money bags and how they make it easier to use in the blind.

Shells ran fine for my Arkansas trip this year shooting plenty of birds with them. Only issue I had was when I put my extension tube on my SBE2, the way the brass is designed with a slight chamfer on the end of the shell caused the shells to slip off of the carrier latch. This caused the shells to slide out of the mag and jam two of them in the lower of the receiver. I used another brand of shells that didn’t have a chamfered brass and did not have this problem at all. When just having 2 BOSS shells in the mag, there was no issue. I think it had a lot to do with the weight and downward force of the extension spring. Another guy at the camp was using boss shells in a beretta and he did not have this issue at all.

I am shooting these in a H&K sbe 1 and jebs .685. Over all they are a good shooting shell. I am not so sure they live up to the tremendous hype behind them but they ARE worth the money. Are you going to kill every duck you see stone cold at 50? The answer is no. But they do predictably kill cleaner at 35 yards or less which is where we should probably be shooting them anyway. The only major issue I have had with these are misfires from shells left inside of the canvas bag inside of my blind bag. I noticed when I put shells into the bag and take them to the blind they do fine. Now if you leave these shells in the bag for a week or so and take them out you will have misfires. At first I thought it was my gun. I tried them in my SX2 the next few hunts and still have the same issue. Keep in mind the blind bag was never left in rain or dropped in water. My only guess is condensation from extreme temperature changes causing some misfires. And again, that is just a guess. Over all they are a very well made shell. I shot roughly 4 cases of them this year. - 3” 3/5 blend 12ga. 3” 2’s 12ga and a case of 3” 3/5 blend in my 20ga. Overall, All of them performed well and pattern well. I’ll still order again next year.

Like all the BOSS shells I have purchased, they just crush the birds. Nice side affect is the barrel is left pretty clean, not a lot of mess from these shells