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

No need to order 3 1/2 inch shells any more. 3 inch are more than adequate

This load hits hard and is a good choice for both ducks and geese.

This is an amazing all around shell for ducks and geese. Hits hard and patterns well through factory Benelli choke. My new go-to size to keep on hand, very versatile.

I forgot how great it is to drop ducks clean. These shells are just assume out to 50+ yards. Takes me back to the days of lead. I'm using on average 1.5 shells per duck. It is actually more cost effective to use these bismuth loads when compared to steel loads (4.2 shells per bird). Keep it up guys, I'm sold on your bismuth loads!

I’ve been using your shotshells for two seasons, can’t beat them for divers.

I will start by saying this is my first year using these shells. I have been using 3.5” heavy steel #4 but with the ammo shortage this year figured I’d try these out. I killed birds with the heavy steel, but wow I’m impressed with Boss. I have definitely seen an increase in dead birds not crippled birds after shooting! If your on the fence about switching and paying more don’t be! The extra money spent on these saves by actually killing the birds and not having to do back up shots on crippled birds. Not much else to say accept to give them a try they are worth the extra money!

Been using Boss all season both 12 and 20 Ga. Hard to believe how hard these shells hit. They really are AMAZING. They are the Best shell on the market

DUCKS AND GEESE WERE NOT PRESENT THIS DAY, BUT THEY DID A GOOD JOB ON A LONG RANGE ROOSTER

Have purcbased 6 cases over the last few years. Various calibers and sizes. Used3" #4s on a recent combo duck, goose and pheasant hunt. Work flawlessly. I have sworn off using any other shell on the market. Just not worth it! I'm a believer

My gun is a double proofed for 1 1/2 ounce of shot. I short my first mallard limit this year. I killed two hens on the wing coming in with on barrel. The Drake pulled up and crossing on a ride at 40 plus yards. The left barrel and No. Boss made him hit an imaginary brick wall. He dropped straight down with a thud. My friend, who had only shot steel before, said, “That bismuth sure hits hard.” If the Drake had made it to the creek we would have lost him in the current.