Ep. 2 | Boss Shotshells & Müller Chokes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Inspired by the spirit of innovation, providing premium products and built on honest American values...it's no secret Boss Shotshells and Muller Choke Tubes are guided by the same core principles.
In this episode, Boss Shotshells' founder/owner Brandon Cerecke sits down with Jimmy Muller to discuss his path to building the "best choke tubes on earth." And together, dive into their exciting idea for a collaboration that has been years in the works...and yet, almost didn't happen.
2 great brands coming together is never a bad thing.. what a great time to be a Fowler
Would be great to see a gun manufacturer join in too to try and get the ultimate combination. I would imagine great things could be achieved.
Awesome content. Learned a lot about chokes. It still baffles me that .01” change in diameter has such an effect on pattern.
Jimmy I loved you're appearances on the mvm show but man this was totally different. Seeing you talk with a fellow expert who knows what questions to ask and how to ask them was great.
Wow! This is awesome news for the waterfowl community. Great collaboration with two great companies.
Recently purchased my Muller chokes. Devin was a huge help in my choice, and getting me on track with ammo as well. I was previously using factory chokes and steel shot. My patterns have increased dramatically through the use of Muller and Boss. I am excited to see what waterfowl season brings!
Devin is an amazing asset to the muller brand
WOW! So much information. Looking forward to the new chokes whenever they become available. Also looking forward to less cripples with Boss shells that are just waiting to be used that are currently waiting in the Ammo locker.
I’d love to see you guys offer Jim’s preferred steel handload under the steel reserve line. (Edit) 1 3/8 oz of #6 steel going about 1200fps. He claims its the most effective steel load for mallard size ducks in the range steel is effective because of the pattern density. I’d love to try it for myself!
Being a machinist myself, I completely understand why Mr. Muller is machining a choke the way that he does. Might be a bit overboard but hey, it's his product so he can tolerance it how he sees fit. Perfectionism and OCD is a very fine line in our profession. That being said, the notion that a screw machine, when properly set up, is incapable of holding concentricity, square, parallelism, etc. when transferring from the main to sub spindle, is ridiculous. I've run medical parts with a runout tolerance of 2 tenths on a 100% inspection plan. It'll hold that all damn day.
Finally, somebody is talking my language. Really nice to get into engineering specifics. Just got my new Muller choke tube. Can’t wait to pattern it.
Got to offer it for the browning gold 10ga. For the love of all things Holy! Us 10ga guys need to catch a break. Beretta and benelli guys get all the good fun stuff
Rob Robert's T3 with 2s outta said gun is a buzz saw on late geese! I ran into the same issue with finding a choke for that particular 10 and Mueller didn't make one, Rob Robert's had an offering, and so did pattern master. I went with a RR and couldn't be happier. Check him out.
@@sg255010 As far as the 10 gauge goes, the terror chokes are king
Whew! Lots for me to learn here!
Would love to get my hands on one if these chokes!
Jimmy needs to go work for Boeing in QA!!!!
Want that hat 🧢 bro! 😎
Will you be opening up the program to allow more members before the chokes are offered?
Have the privilege of speaking with jimmy and his wife at the delta waterfowl expo in baton rouge, la even bought a few things. BTW that's one comfortable shirt they sell. Was excited to talk to the boss people as well. However, the engagement was not there. Walked by the booth 3 times throughout the day. Not a single look in my direction, not a lick of eye contact, not a smile, nothing. Even stopped and grabbed a hat and tried to get someone's attention. Nothing. They were more worried about talking amongst each other and whatever girls were in the booth. Disappointing. I wasn't the only one who noticed either.
I would really like to hear a conversation about bismuth and tungsten. It seems to me that both are mined all over the world including the USA. Why are those metals 5X or 6X the cost of steel? I’ll just call the ducks into the decoys and shoot steel inside of 25 yards.