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Unread 07-24-2019, 01:33 PM   #1
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Personal preference is either a 28 or a 16.

Some 20's just seem to jar me more than the other small bores.





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Personal preference is either a 28 or a 16.
An added benefit of that combo is "friends" can't hit you up for extra shells if/when they run out.
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For what it is worth I like the neck on 16's they fit my hand and feel perfect.... Don't rule out a 1 frame 16 as they can be as light as an O frame as has been discussed many times on this forum and also if you get a little lucky you may find one with factory chokes I/C and F...which I believe are just right.....Good Luck in your search.
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