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I'm searching for reviews on Migra Steel Shot. I wish to purchase a case, however wish to hear some reviews first.
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I guess no Nutz have tried it. I found great reviews on YouTube. With duplex/stacked steel loads, patterns are most uniform with added velocity. Two downfalls, Migra had primer issues, however that has been corrected. Second issue is the cost, $50.00 per box
however, $45.00 per box if you purchase a case of 10; which I did yesterday.

I'm looking forward to hammering geese and ducks this year with these shotgun shells. I purchased the 12 gauge, 3", 2/3 steel size, 1 1/4 oz. at 1515 fps. When I get ready for the deer season, I'll check the velocity with my Garmin.
 

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I guess no Nutz have tried it. I found great reviews on YouTube. With duplex/stacked steel loads, patterns are most uniform with added velocity. Two downfalls, Migra had primer issues, however that has been corrected. Second issue is the cost, $50.00 per box
however, $45.00 per box if you purchase a case of 10; which I did yesterday.

I'm looking forward to hammering geese and ducks this year with these shotgun shells. I purchased the 12 gauge, 3", 2/3 steel size, 1 1/4 oz. at 1515 fps. When I get ready for the deer season, I'll check the velocity with my Garmin.
Have you patterned these loads yet?
 
Score seems to pattern very well, is Canadian made and is a fraction of the price. I have cut open dozens of brands and score components look superior in most regards.
 
Score seems to pattern very well, is Canadian made and is a fraction of the price. I have cut open dozens of brands and score components look superior in most regards.
Challenger and Imperial are great Canadian shotgun shells as well, I still have many of them in stock. After viewing Migra on YouTube, I had to purchase a case. They are expensive but not like bismuth and tungsten.
 
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