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I have bought shells from Jay Meneffe & found him an engaging individual. His Poly Mag pheasant loads speak for themselves. Discovered him many years ago by reading Bob Brister’s book ” Shotgunning The Art & The Science”. The book should be required reading for anyone that owns a shotgun. The joke here in Houston was that Brister did not do well in practice, however in competition he had no peer. This is attested by mutual friends. Furthermore, I will take Brister over Roster any day.
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