Lil Skeeters

[Brush Buster]

I am contemplating the purchase of a set of Little Skeeters for one of my 20 Ga. Parkers to reduce it down to a 28 Ga. since I seem to be all out of 28 Ga. Parkers at the time ! Do any of you fellows use these and what are the opinions on the forum of such an apperattus ?

[charlie cleveland]

thats funny russ i ve been looking at the little skeeters to except i ve been looking at the 10 ga to 12 ga..i all ready have a set of gagemates in 10 to 12 and they really work well. so iamagine from 20 to 28 should work equaly well.. charlie

[Brush Buster]

Thanks for the info. Charlie ! I bought some a while back for a 16 Ga. O Framed V Grade but the Chamber was 2 1/2 and I didn't realize it until I tried to use them and of course they wouldn't work so I returned them ! Just wondering if they pattern well !

[Wild Skies]

If I were you Russ I'd just load up some 3/4 oz. 20-ga. (28-ga. equiv.) loads until you find that 28-ga. Repro that you've been talking about.

[ed good]

perhaps you could consider rst 3/4 ounce loads as an alternative?

[Brush Buster]

Thanks for the ideas Fellas but I bought a bunch of 28 Ga. Ammo when I had the D Grade 28 and I like the 28's so I figured until the right gun comes along ,I could use the ammo I bought and still carry a familiar gun ! As they say ,Beware of the Man who uses only one gun !

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Russ Jackson

Beware of the Man who uses only one gun !

Ya', he's probably pretty good with it.....

[Brush Buster]

At Times But not always!

[Dean Romig]

Russ, are you coming to the Annual Meeting? It sure would be nice to visit with you again.

[Holeshot]

I have quite a few little skeeters and they are good for patterns if you stay close in guage. Don't think that you can shoot clays or skeet easily because they do not always remove from the adaptor easily. Some casings are easier then others to remove, some can be quite challenging. I do enjoy having them and shoot them occasionally. Dave