Yeah, I know go ahead and call me a dumb-dumb for even wasting my money on these, although the artwork is pretty cool on the box.
Anyways, here is the deal. With any new style of shells I am considering loading in my Weatherby pump for home defense, I always take the gun outside and cycle the shells through a few times, just to be sure that everything cycles properly.
These didn't, the gun would try to feed two and three at a time, never had this issue before with any shotgun shells, like to have never got the shells out, took a lot of prying and cussing. Glad I found this out beforehand and not when something went bump in the night.
Don't know if they are slightly smaller in diameter, or shorter, but something ain't right. Tried Remington, Federal, and S&B shells of 2-3/4" and 3" varieties, no problems whatsoever.
So, if anyone wants to buy a box of Zombie killers cheap, PM me.
Anyways, here is the deal. With any new style of shells I am considering loading in my Weatherby pump for home defense, I always take the gun outside and cycle the shells through a few times, just to be sure that everything cycles properly.
These didn't, the gun would try to feed two and three at a time, never had this issue before with any shotgun shells, like to have never got the shells out, took a lot of prying and cussing. Glad I found this out beforehand and not when something went bump in the night.
Don't know if they are slightly smaller in diameter, or shorter, but something ain't right. Tried Remington, Federal, and S&B shells of 2-3/4" and 3" varieties, no problems whatsoever.
So, if anyone wants to buy a box of Zombie killers cheap, PM me.