20 Gauge 3" MAG 1 1/8oz. Copper Shotshells

On my 4th case for the season, will never buy another 20 gauge round as long as boss is in business. Spend most of my seasons now in Kansas, so we deal with the strong winds and open water shots frequently. Ran out of shells new years week, had to go back to Black Cloud for one morning, never again. First shot kicked powder back in my eyes, did not have near the knock down power...quickly reminded me why I walked away from them. Birds that were 30-40yds getting clean kills with Boss's were misses and/or crips with Federals with same leads, same RR chokes. Also shoot Boss Tom's through turkey season all across the U.S., confirmed kills up to distances I wouldn't think twice about shooting with other brands. BOSS is a perfect name, literally the BOSS in waterfowl and other game loads.

Took a box of 3/5 copper with me on a solo hunt for geese and I can comfortably say they hammered the geese. will be buying bb/2 shot for the 12ga next.

Hunted specks in Arkansas this weekend with a couple big groups. I had my 20ga Citori - all I know is there were multiple times the birds I was looking at when I shot crumpled when I pulled the trigger. I'm not claiming them, I'm not jumping up and down like I'm a stone cold killer. But, I can say, on multiple occasions, the birds I was looking at folded. On one occasion, the speck I was looking at and even the one next to it folded like a rag doll.

Shot the 20ga two of three hunts last week. One hunt over water the other a feed field. Shot snows and ducks and the 20ga copper 3/5 & 4 shot does a pretty Damn Great job at folding them up. Most shots were 30-40. Since shooting Boss the last handful of years I have become a lot bigger fan of shooting my 20 & 28 gauge guns on hunts I never use to consider it. Quality ammo makes a huge difference in that!

Took a couple boxes on a Kansas pheasant hunt to try them out before duck season in Arkansas. These shells rock! After a few of the shots that were made with 20ga, everyone wanted to know where to get some. I've been using legacy bismuth for several years now and could not tell much difference.

I’m on the northern coast of Maine hunting Sea Ducks with Rod Merritt…Dropping Ole Squaws and Eiders….killed some at 50-60 yds with 3” 3/5 copper loads 20ga….HOWS THAT FOR PERFORMANCE?!

Have shot these and the 16 gauge copper. Love the product and it’s 20 bucks a box less than other brands inferior bismuth.

I have been using this ammo since I started using my 20 gauge last year and have had nothing but great results. This is like turning back the time to lead. Great range, hit hard and kill the targets. Very good pattern. No hangups. I am using a 20 gauge M2 Benelli. No more 12 gauge for me. Pricy but well worth it.

Boss shells just flat out work! Can't wait for the smaller shot sizes to come out for upland hunting.

I had to back off the mag for teal season, just too harsh. Great for big ducks including geese. i will say Im using a Super Black Eagle 3 with a Briley custom job and choke. I have had more jams this year than any other I remember. I clean and lube after each weekend, running about 25-30 shells through it. Very please with ammo though, longer more accurat shots with fewer cripples.