Video: Apex Ammunition Takes TSS to the Extreme

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posted on October 25, 2018
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We spent some time with Mississippi-based Apex Ammunition, makers of some of the hottest shotgun loads on the market that utilize extremely dense and non-toxic Tungsten Super Shot (TSS). Be it some of their blended steel loads or pure TSS loads, they’ve got shells that will put a hurting on turkey, waterfowl, hogs and deer with TSS shot sizes ranging from No. 9 to BB. Check out these super dense, extended-range game-stoppers from veteran-owned and -operated Apex Ammunition in the video embedded above.

For more information, go to apexmunition.com.

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