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I would have LOVED to use a 10 gauge on that coon the other night in my bird pens. Unfortunately the 12 guage with 3 1/2 inch Tungsten Irons modified choke at 5 feet had to do.
I would have LOVED to use a 10 gauge on that coon the other night in my bird pens. Unfortunately the 12 guage with 3 1/2 inch Tungsten Irons modified choke at 5 feet had to do. I was going to post a pic, but I had to censor myself as it wasn't appropriate for viewing.
Quote from: boneaddict on August 27, 2010, 10:07:38 AMI would have LOVED to use a 10 gauge on that coon the other night in my bird pens. Unfortunately the 12 guage with 3 1/2 inch Tungsten Irons modified choke at 5 feet had to do. I was going to post a pic, but I had to censor myself as it wasn't appropriate for viewing.I'd hate to have to clean up after that.
There is no reason anybody needs to shoot a 10 ga. If you need a 10 ga. than you are not a hunter,you are a shooter and should stay home.
Quote from: macattack2 on September 20, 2010, 10:04:14 PMThere is no reason anybody needs to shoot a 10 ga. If you need a 10 ga. than you are not a hunter,you are a shooter and should stay home.What a stupid thing to say.I have a ten gauge but I don't use it much. Ammo selection is poor and it's hard to find chokes for it. It also weighs a ton. With the payload a 12 ga. 3 1/2" you really don't gain much from a ten gauge except for maybe better patterning due to the bigger bore diameter.