Primos Bombshell Turkey Call

The gobbler that hangs up just out of range is watching for movement. Give him none.

Most calls need two hands and visible motion, right when a bird is looking hardest.

Gun Up, Still Calling: It is designed to mount to your shotgun. You sit against the tree with the stock on your shoulder, push the rail, and yelp without lifting a hand into view.

Three Sounds, One Rail: Push to yelp. Tap to cut. Press slowly to purr or whine.

Tuned to Your Bird: The rail adjusts for a higher or raspier pitch. You set the voice that fits the woods you hunt.

Silent on the Walk In: The rail locks for quiet carry. No stray squeak gives you away before you sit down.

The Close Matters Most: The last few yards are where hunts fall apart. Very little motion keeps the bird coming instead of putting.

Call him close, and keep both hands on the gun.