28 GA 2-3/4" MAG 7/8oz #3/5

I love the company and the people at boss… but this is my third case so far and I have to say that the on-game performance isn’t close to what I expected it to be. It patterns great. Cycles well. However I am finding far more crippled birds than I ever had with steel. Pellets that are broken and fragmented in game especially when impacting bone. I’ve had to shoot almost every single bird multiple times using the copper/bismuth. Especially larger birds even shooting them in the head at close range multiple follow ups are needed.

We primarily hunt with 28 gauges on upland birds and my wife and I wanted to hunt waterfowl with them as well. A lot of the places we hunt have ponds so we can have a combo hunt if we carry boss shells. These shells crush ducks, I can’t wait to try them on some geese.

I have not had a chance to pattern these but I have faith that they will pattern just as good as my 20ga shells. I look forward to being in the blind and taking some green heads with these shells.

I just got back from S Dakota tuff hunting public walk in my brother and I used 28ga 2 3/4 3/5s hunted waterfowl production areas the Boss shells preformed great

Bought 28 gauge 3/5 shells for chukar hunting in Central Oregon. The Boss were meant to be backup shells, but they performed so much better than my stainless option, they quickly became my first choice. I’ve since been “generously” giving away the stainless to my buddy’s while on hunts, so that I could shoot only Boss. In other words, it’s a fantastic product. I’m a convert.