It’s good to have a turkey as close as possible before shooting. Sure, the new loads and chokes make it easier to reach out and kill a big tom. But it’s still best to let them come in close.
Now imagine how close you have to be in order to kill one with a .410 pistol! Watch as Phillip Culpepper kills a fanning Osceola in Florida at four feet, using a .410 gauge Taurus Judge pistol for the first time.
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