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Re: Best pump shotgun is
[Re: Hopedale]
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11/30/17 04:06 PM
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TLoving
Bird Dog
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Bird Dog
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Check out the Ithaca Model 37. They work equally well for right handed or left handed shooters since they eject spent hulls from the bottom. Another plus is that the guns are made in Ohio.
Luck favors the prepared mind.
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Re: Best pump shotgun is
[Re: Hopedale]
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12/03/17 12:28 PM
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Joined: Oct 2016
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CTK84
Light Foot
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Light Foot
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Modern? Benelli Nova. Mines a tank. Wingmasters and Browning bps are nice dove guns, too pretty to duck hunt with.
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Re: Best pump shotgun is
[Re: BigAL33]
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12/04/17 02:21 AM
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Windrider
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Tracker
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Thought for the day: Ducks were almost hunted to extinction long before camo was invented.
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Re: Best pump shotgun is
[Re: creeksidelc]
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12/04/17 02:26 PM
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Posts: 554
Streater
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Mossberg 835. It's the best patterning shotgun there is and you can roll it in the mud then shoot it. I recently did some pretty scientific patterning of a Mossberg 835 stock mod, 870 fancy extended mod, weatherby stock mod and beneli stock mod. I shot them all at 20 and at 40 yrds. The beneli absolutely sucked. Didn't pattern for crap, it's not even in the runnings. The weatherby was decent. It was nice at 20 but had holes at 40. The fancy choked 870 had a nearly identical pattern at 40 as the 835 every time. Both put130-140 in the circle over 2 shots and we're well ddistributed. The difference is at 20 the 870 had no spread and was way too tight. The old 835 had a nice spread at 20 but still had just as many in the circle at 40. Having hunted with all of the above mentioned guns the Mossberg not only patterns best but it also can go a long time between cleanings and do it's job. The others will do the job but they seem to need to be cleaned more often. I agree. Been shooting an 835 for two seasons. It replaced my Nova. I couldn’t hit a buzzard at 20 feet with that thing! The 835 has been great! The ported barrel makes it bark pretty loud in the blind but that’s the only complaint I have. It’s a workhorse. A little heavy, but that makes it more effective when bludgeoning a gator.
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