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Ok guys, I just picked up a Trojan made in 1930, I think someone refinished the receiver long ago but the rest of the gun is original. She’s tight as a drum and the barrels ring like a Christmas bell. This coming weekend is turkey season an I would love to hunt with it. Can I use 2 3/4”, 3 1/4 dram, 1 1/4 oz shot and not beat it to pieces? Thank you.
Tom
These shells were made in 1991 by Western an are paper hulls. I just thought it would be some serious fun to kill a bird with this 90 year old shotgun using paper shells.
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Safe turkey load for a Trojan model.
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