Which Non Toxic Cartridge

[charlie caller 3,654]

It is not, under normal shooting, but on the foreshore, where shots tend to be taken at longer range, a heavier load will be beneficial.

[leslie harold gedge 1,390]

i dont shoot on the foreshore so i will keep my views to myself bud

[Beefbeefbeef 10]

why is 30g to light for duck ?

 

For an average shot who wants to make sure he kills consistently, I would say 30g is too light for a bird like a mallard. 30g will do the job, no doubt, but I like to make sure.

[The Seeker 3,048]

Agree with CC under normal circumstances 30gr is no problems but I suppose for me it just gives a bit more confidence that if I hit it, It's coming down.

To me there is nothing more depressing then pillow casing a duck or a goose to see it carry on over the sea wall you know it's dead but there's nothing you can do about it

 

Given the choice I go for the biggest load possible, I like 5's for duck and 3's for geese

[MIK 4,754]

I am with you 5s for ducks and 3s for geese mostly 32s for ducks and 36 for geese but have used 30 and that's what I use for driven pheasants and patradge and a pheasant is as big as ducks .....I hear what your say ing about clean but if your using a lighter load just tighten your choke .

I have some vids shooting with these loads I will try to put up with the go pro I will try and put them up .

Luckily we can still use lead up here when fowling if you are shooting away from the water

[leslie harold gedge 1,390]

when you are shooting canadas you need to hit them hard so we use 1s in steel on them,i also load my own 31/2 in with 1s and i hit some high birds with them.i do miss lead mind u