Kent ultimate ammo

I bought 4 boxs and will give it a try next season. Thanks for all the advice guys. I hope ammo will be more available soon but I am going to try and pick up what I can when I can.
 
Being a duck hunter also, I'm not a fan of Kent fast steel. Sometimes you have to wade. Kent fast steel is the only shells I've had problems with not shooting because they may have gotten, wet wading. I did notice a post from Randy Wakeman and I believe a video of defective fast lead on the shotgun forum.
 
RED Huck said:
Being a duck hunter also, I'm not a fan of Kent fast steel. Sometimes you have to wade. Kent fast steel is the only shells I've had problems with not shooting because they may have gotten, wet wading. I did notice a post from Randy Wakeman and I believe a video of defective fast lead on the shotgun forum.
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Defective Fast lead from wading? Never heard of any issues with any of it and never seen anything from Wakeman on it either.
 
RED Huck said:
Read the post again, it was fast steel. The fast lead defect was reported by Randy Wakeman.
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I did a little looking into it, appears a lot of #4 shot Fast Lead a few years ago had an issue. Pretty isolated incident with Fast Lead IMO.
 
My son had a case of Remington do the same thing as the fast lead. The brass separated from the plastic, leaving the plastic in the chamber.
 
Roy B said:
I bought 4 boxs and will give it a try next season. Thanks for all the advice guys. I hope ammo will be more available soon but I am going to try and pick up what I can when I can.
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I had never used Fast Lead before last season. I picked up a several boxes in the weeks before the season. I was happy enough with it that I ordered a case as soon as they became available.
 
Wind River was looking for 20 gauge. I don't think they make 1 3/8 oz in 20 gauge.
 
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