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28ga Fun

Posted By: Revoman

28ga Fun - 09/05/14 12:31 PM

Pulled out the Citori Gran Lightning 28ga yesterday for a little fun. I didn't quite get a limit but should have. One of those days when the shooting was a bit off. One of those guns that is a pure pleasure to shoot.

Posted By: Jeff Elder

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 01:00 PM

28 is my favorite dove gun
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 02:31 PM

I just pulled the trigger on another one, so to speak. I have the Ruger Red Label 28 and that is my all time favorite shotgun. My wife kept stealing it so I decided to find her one. The prices of the Red Labels are out of this world now so I dropped $500 on a CZ Redhead 28 for her. Either way I get to shoot a 28 again when we hunt together.

Here is the link to the one I just bought.
http://www.gunsinternational.com/CZ-REDH...un_id=100475754
Posted By: southern_fowler

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 04:00 PM

Love my Citori 28, I want to shoot some ducks with it in the timber this year.
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 05:37 PM

Originally Posted By: RLUM
Love my Citori 28, I want to shoot some ducks with it in the timber this year.


I am choosing duck loads right now. I have a chouice twix #7 or #5 pellet. &s in bismuth would be a killer in the timber. At 25 yards that should "whack dat arse". But then again the #5 pellet is what I grew up shooting, in lead of course. #5s hit really hard!
Posted By: BarneyWho

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 06:00 PM

Originally Posted By: RLUM
Love my Citori 28, I want to shoot some ducks with it in the timber this year.


It's a great round for ducks over decoys. up
Posted By: southern_fowler

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 06:53 PM

Originally Posted By: BarneyWho
Originally Posted By: RLUM
Love my Citori 28, I want to shoot some ducks with it in the timber this year.


It's a great round for ducks over decoys. up


I have a honey hole that's tight shooting the wood ducks and gadwall just drop in on your head and I thought it would be fun shooting them with a sub gauge, what ammo do you shoot I was thinking hevi metal 4's or 5's
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 07:38 PM

I think I have decided on Bismuth #5 pellet for ducks
http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/bismuth-shotshells-rbi285-gauge-1250-bismuth-shot-rdbx-p-140340.html

Maybe these for dove birds
http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/bornaghi...x-p-139017.html
Posted By: Jeff Elder

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 09:15 PM

A 28 will roll ducks up like a window shade.
Posted By: texasdude28

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 09:31 PM

Love the 28, got one for my daughter to bird hunt with.
Posted By: Loden

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/05/14 11:32 PM

I love my Red Label 28, and have been using it on the doves so far this season. Planning on trying it for the ducks as well, I may roll my own though. What are the prices like on 28 gauge steel loads.
Posted By: Guy

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 12:14 AM

Originally Posted By: wal1809
I just pulled the trigger on another one, so to speak. I have the Ruger Red Label 28 and that is my all time favorite shotgun. My wife kept stealing it so I decided to find her one. The prices of the Red Labels are out of this world now so I dropped $500 on a CZ Redhead 28 for her.

I thought you bought that Red Label for her.
Posted By: BarneyWho

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 02:32 AM

Originally Posted By: RLUM
what ammo do you shoot I was thinking hevi metal 4's or 5's


I found some Winchester 6's on sale for $100 shipped last year at Roger's. They should be great for teal. Last year on late season KS mallards they were fine on the first shot at decoying birds 10-20 yards, but I'd say I crippled 75% on my second shot when they flushed out of the hole.

I reloaded some 7/8oz #7.5 Hevi-shot @ 1350fps. Those were flat unfair on those birds. I felt I could kill them just as far as my 12ga with #3 steel.
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 03:15 AM

Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: wal1809
I just pulled the trigger on another one, so to speak. I have the Ruger Red Label 28 and that is my all time favorite shotgun. My wife kept stealing it so I decided to find her one. The prices of the Red Labels are out of this world now so I dropped $500 on a CZ Redhead 28 for her.

I thought you bought that Red Label for her.


So did she!
Posted By: shooterwalter

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 03:22 AM

I love my Remington 1100 in 28 ga and I get three shots if needed.
Posted By: shooterwalter

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 03:24 AM

I love my Remington 1100 in 28 ga and I get three shots if needed.

The gun is for rent for new shooters at the Poetry Shooting Club.
Posted By: Guy

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 03:29 AM

Originally Posted By: wal1809
Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: wal1809
I just pulled the trigger on another one, so to speak. I have the Ruger Red Label 28 and that is my all time favorite shotgun. My wife kept stealing it so I decided to find her one. The prices of the Red Labels are out of this world now so I dropped $500 on a CZ Redhead 28 for her.

I thought you bought that Red Label for her.


So did she!

Well Wayne I thought I got ya good on this one, but guess I'm wrong...

http://www.texashuntingforum.com/forum/u...irlf#Post872537
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 11:06 AM

up
Posted By: wal1809

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 11:08 AM

I got home last night and told her i got her something. She guessed it right away. She hit the nail on the head and said "A .28 ga". Thats crap!!!
Posted By: southern_fowler

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 11:49 AM

All this 28ga talk makes me want to go buy an auto loader....Maybe a new a400
Posted By: DStroud

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 12:22 PM

Love my 28 Browning


Posted By: Revoman

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/06/14 08:20 PM

up clap
Posted By: Obi Wan

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/07/14 03:27 AM

Got to get out this afternoon for my first dove hunt this year. Took my Franchi 48 AL 28 gauge. Lots of fun. Only ended up with 4 in a little over an hour.
Posted By: TOMCAT21

Re: 28ga Fun - 09/07/14 09:07 PM

Got to use my Benelli Ultra-Light 28 ga. for the first time on opening day. Will take some time to adjust but it was fun using it.
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