20 GA 3" MAG 1-1/8 oz. #3/5

Great shells, I used the 20ga 3" #5s last season and they were awesome. Can't wait to see how the 3/5 blend does.

They shipped qucik and will zero problems

Super fast on the shipping. I ordered them on Monday and received them on Wednesday. We don’t get anything that fast up here. I go to s. Dakota every year in November to hunt pheasants. I use 4s on these late season birds so I’m very anxious and excited to try the 3/5s this year. I will have a better. review for you then. I have been using tungsten. They are pretty pricey at $43 per box. And even better these shells are made here in Michigan!

I have done plenty of research on shells, chokes, and guns. I have spent hours and $100s on this topic. I have found that boss 3/5s are devastating out of my sbe3 20 gauge and a jebs .585. 3/5s are the best for late season honkers in Wisconsin but I have also shot the 5s for ducks and late season geese and they do just as good. I also have tried the 6s for teal and early big duck and out of all of those listed I have never had a cripple out of 440+ shells. However I do only shoot if they are under 35 yards.

I tried the 3/5s first in 12 gauge in my a400, the patterns were incredible. Bought a a300 Ultima in 20 and tried the 3/5's, and again , was not disappointed. Have begun to transition to just the Boss shells, for nontoxic

The late season CO honkers didn't stand a chance out to 45 with these. Great product and is just flat out lethal.

I used these for 2022/2023 duck season. Drops them dead in their tracks. Ordered another case to load up before the next season rush rolls around! I would definitely recommend.

Shells were delivered in 2 days. Ready for the spring snow goose hunt. I'll see how they preform after the hunt.

Found Boss at the DU expo here in Texas had some friends say they had used them bought the 20g 3/5 for a pheasant hunt in Kansas absolutely no problem bringing down pheasants with my little Ruger Red Label. Awesome ammo tha ks

These hit hard. Yes they’re rather expensive but they’re worth it. They are much better than any steel you can buy and much cheaper than tungsten. You will not be disappointed. If you do your job… so will they.