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I'd probably go with a small size since you're shooting a full choke. I'd say 2 3/4 inch shells, with #4 shot.
That gun is the direct descendant of the Model 12. Which is the best Duck gun ever made (statistically).
Honestly.... Pellet size has very little to do with the death of a duck.In my most honest Opinion, Just buy the cheapset Steel shot you can find!Since you're a newbie..... Forgive me, I don't mean to insult, BUT...Your better off taking twice as many "Cheap" loads as half as many "Expensive" loads.
Honestly.... Pellet size has very little to do with the death of a duck.In my most honest Opinion, Just buy the cheapset Steel shot you can find!Shoot 'em in the head, and you'll only need a BB gun or sling shot. ;o)
Pellet size is no matter.....Example: Mass X Velocity = Knock down force, or (ft. lbs.)/Sq. in.If #2 pellets are heavier, but have less quantity.#4 pellets are lighter, but have more quantity.Both loads shoot apx. 1 oz. of steel total.They are similar in Knock down power per square foot of coverage on the target.