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For woodcock, ruffed grouse or quail it's hard to beat an O frame, whether it be a 28, 20 or 16 gauge. Next year on the prairie chasing sharptails and huns I plan to carry a 30" O frame 20 and a 30" 1 frame 16. I love my 2 frame 12's for sporting clays pushing 7/8 oz 8's or 9's is like butter.
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The Following 3 Users Say Thank You to Dan Steingraber For Your Post:
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02-24-2025, 02:42 PM
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My lightly choked #3 frame 16 is a wonder gun, with 1 1/4 magnum loads of #9, it can kill 6 to 12 quail out of a covey.
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