Testimonials

	As most people who shoot a lot of rounds know, at the end of a long weekends competition recoil can cost you targets. In the past I have shot slower ammo to avoid the effects of recoil, but I often found myself wanting more range from these cartridges. NSI Quattro Sporting 28 fixes this problem, with very good speed and an excellent pattern performance, it is one of the softest shooting Sporting shells on the market. Rob Carruthers
	Hi Steve , I used your NSI ammo for the first time last Sunday 7th February at the Paeroa Deerstalkers Sporting clay shoot. I used the NS Quattro 28's in shot size 7.5 through my Benelli Super Sport. The ammunition cycled faultlessly all day and I was very impressed with the breaks I achieved some at considerable distance with the second shot. One outstanding feature of this ammunition is the speed of the shells but the lack of felt recoil, very comfortable to shoot plus ideal for second barrels and doubles. All the best, Regards Fred Tahau - Katikati
	Steve, was nice to meet you at Paeroa on Sunday, I thought I could add some comment on the Europe 28g re the sporting clays. I used the new NSI Europe 28g 7.5 at the Maureen Bennett Memorial Shoot and found it to be faultless, recoil was light, breaks were excellent (when I hit them) and it cycled perfectly in my Browning Gold Fusion. Regards, Lindsay - Matarangi
	Testimonial from Richard Boenders, Thames Gun Club Last weekend at Thames we had our ATA shoot, 200 targets on Saturday, and our club championships, 130 targets, Sunday. The ATA shoot I used the Europe 28gram,7.5 ammunition. I haven't used this on trap before so 200 targets in 100 target blocks was a good test. The first 25 took a little bit of gun hold adjustment and getting used to the "feel" of the ammo. It is a "crisp", fast ammo and a little different to the lights I have been used to using. At the end of the first 100 targets I was very comfortable with the ammo, excellent breaks, comfortable recoil. Sundays club champs I used the 28 gram Quattro 7.5's, in double rise and minis. All I can say is what a beautifull, smooth, fast, hard hitting shell. I shot the best doubles in my life, "hammering" both targets. You just had to look at the second target and it broke. Its fast. I consider myself an average doubles shooter so 37/40 wasn't a bad score. The ammo was supurb. Personally I will use the Europe for all shooting, in ATA it works well at 22 yards. The other shell I will use is the Quattro 28. This is my doubles shell.
	Testimonial from Blue Freeman - Wellington .410 - I couldn’t use the 3” shells as my gun is only chambered for 2 ½” shells. I offered them to a colleague who was only too keen to try them out on a round of sporting and loved everything about them. Good pattern shown by the break consistency and even some rather long range shots. This is the best value 410 shell I have seen in the country and will surely enable and encourage a lot of people to get their small guns out more frequently. Let’s hope so as there is a growing interest in sub gauge skeet. 28G - The 28G 9’s shell was just brilliant. No-one needs to bother about purchasing a 28G loader now that you have these shells available. Nice breaks, low recoil and clean bores. I also reloaded the shells to see how well the case performed, and I have since shot those shells as well. All 25 hulls are undamaged and will certainly take another load. (No special components were needed – same recipe as Win HS loads with a final crimp adjustment.) I think I can retire my loader now that you have these great little shells available. 20G - Using Briley tubes for sub-gauges, my most critical consideration when buying 20G ammo is if the shall will eject cleanly from the chamber. Sticking indicates that the brass has swollen during firing, and will eventually lead to a crack the thin 20G chamber wall in the chamber insert. I was really happy when every spent shell ejected cleanly. This was the NS20 24 gram 9 ½ shell, and I have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone who wants to shoot these shells in Briley sidekicks or tubes. If a lighter load was to become available, it might prove more popular as the observed recoil was higher than expected. (Although I do use a low pressure load to keep my Brileys in one piece) 12G Trap - I shot the 12G Europe 8’s and found them to be most comfortable to shoot and devastating on DTL targets. This would be my preferred 12G DTL shell. The Trap Gold series was probably a bit fast for my needs. Perhaps a 2nd barrel shell in ball trap, but for DTL I found it unnecessarily harsh. Similarly, the NS Quattro seemed more grunty than I require. I would probably use it for any of the ISSF disciplines though. 12G Skeet - The 24 gram 12G skeet loads were all excellent shells. It is great to have a dedicated skeet load available instead of 9 shot in a trap or sporting load. On a pattern board the shell showed a consistent pattern density out to the edges. The shells felt punchy for 24 gram, but they were providing consistent breaks every bit as good as a 28 gram load. Perhaps a little faster than I have become used to, but the reduced shot load counteracted the velocity increase and they were a comfortable shell to shoot.