Welcome back everybody to the Vortex Nation podcast and welcome to TSS 10 to 100 where

my Compod right here, Ryan Muckin her and I tackle a scientific experiment, a scientific

as we could make it at this point in time test of some federal TSS loads that we shot

from 10 yards to 100 yards.

It was raining that day.

So it was raining every day we tried this.

In fact, well, excuse me, snowing, we had the experiment, I'll say schedule, then we

got a giant snow storm, so we're like, well, today's not like a great day to do it.

Then we're going to do it again, rain all day, whole week, all week, yeah.

So we postponed it.

I had to go out of town, Ryan, you stepped in as proxy and we still got rain apparently.

We did.

We can't beat the rain around here, it's been a wet spring so far, I guess.

I'll take it.

We need the moisture.

We do.

So that's the positive, always a silver lining.

But we'll set some baselines here of what we conducted the test with.

So for a firearm, we've got a Benelli M2, a fix to top it, we've got a Picatinny rail

with a spark solar red dot, which I would say, you know, we've talked about it many times,

but if you're going to be attempting to extend your effective range on turkeys, a red

dot is a phenomenal way to go, we've got the load that we kept consistent throughout

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