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I agree with David and Doc Truitt. An O frame 28 gauge is a wonderful gun.
Sure it is if your going to break targets with it BUT if your going to carry it all day in the uplands then the 00 frame rules.....ask anyone who hunts with one......Yup COB's right......again
I have to agree with Rich on this one. If it's targets you want to shoot then the O frame would be fine. On the other hand why not shoot a 20 with 3/4oz. loads? A OO frame is unsurpassed in the field for ease of carrying all day. But........... that's why they make chocolate and vanilla.
If it's targets you want to shoot then the O frame would be fine. On the other hand why not shoot a 20 with 3/4oz. loads? A OO frame is unsurpassed in the field for ease of carrying all day. But........... that's why they make chocolate and vanilla.
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