Guts

The Details:

Each Legendary Gear Canada goose gut can perform all of the difficult and precise notes you’re looking for in the field as well as on the stage.  The gut wedge is designed with an angle to allow precise reed pressure.  Whether in the field or on the stage, put on your Legendary Gear gut to work for legendary results.  Photos may include more parts to demonstrate what the front and back tone channel looks like.

Each Gut of Glory & Game Changer gut order includes: 1 tone channel, 1 wedge and 1 reed.  Tone channel may or may not be color-filled, based on inventory and availability.

The Blue gut does not include a reed, but it comes with 1 tone channel and 1 wedge.

Guts are NOT refundable, due to the low cost and restocking time involved on small parts.

GUTS OF GLORY SET – FOR CNC’ed Acrylic and Delrin calls

GUTS OF GLORY SET – FOR Injected Molded Acrylic calls 

These Guts of Glory guts have V E R S A T I L I T Y of sound and control from the low end all the way to the top!  The drop step design on the tone channel apex works as a braking system to help control air flow. This design is very crucial in achieving finesse notes. The broken-in design was engineered to ensure uniformity with reed to tone channel fit.  These guts can change any Canada goose call to be the deadliest weapon in the field.  These guts may or may not come with color fill on the tone channel logo! Color-filled tone channel logos are not guaranteed.

BLACK GAME CHANGER: BROKEN IN GUT w/ REED (for CNC’ed Acrylic and Delrin calls)

The BLACK BROKEN-IN ‘GAME CHANGER‘ guts were created from our Super gut but with a deeper broken in gut line to deliver high quality sound and performance to make your experience in the field a Game Changer!  The Game Changers will give you a more deeper and fuller goose sound than the Super gut.

The LMC BLUE Gut (NO REED!  This fits a Canada goose gut tenon of .614)

The LMC BLUE guts were made to fit Canada goose calls with a gut tenon of .614.  They are made of softer material which gives full honker with mellow moans and clucks. The square edges of the top of these guts were put in a jig and were rounded off to give more air space in the barrel for fuller sound.