You are correct.

I am done for a good bit now Reggie, I hope :rolleyes:

So now you need to graduate to the Big Boy Cannons :whistle:

I'm sure Mr. Koneski can explain how to do that one :rotf::rotf::rotf:

Or Mr. Hoover could help with the acquiring part :whistle:

NO NO NO NO NO !! That's my final answer for now ! Sheesh I would need a personal trainer and that's just to get to where I could carry the ammo. All joking aside I had zero interest in the 10 until I started reloading and playing around with it and now it has sort of captivated me. Pretty cool actually.

Dude if I can pick up and swing an 8 gauge and break more than I miss I'm sure you can . You've gotta be more in shape than I am :rotf:

I have a 4 frame E with 30" barrels and over 10 pounds that handles surprisingly well. Another 4 frame E with 32" barrels handles like a railroad rail. Barrel length makes a big difference if you ask me

My NH 6 frame 10 ga seems to handle pretty good at 12 3/4" it balances between the hands even with the barrels marked 8lbs 4oz. They do have alot of taper to them though because while they are built on a 6 frame they taper down to the muzzle about the same as what my 3 frame 10 ga is.

My heaviest is a one frame 20 with 32” barrels. The beast weighs about 7 1-2 pounds I think! :rotf:

You can balance it on your fingers, Parker Bros knew who to make a heavy gun that you that carried pretty well I think. Though I am curious how the 16lb guns feel compared to my 12 3/4lb one. Oh I just remember I do have a 16lb 10 ga haha forgot about that one but its not a Parker.

I finally got my hands on a 32” 20 that the Southern Indiana Shotgun Cartel hadn’t gobbled up :rotf::rotf::rotf: