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Originally Posted by Mike Franzen
Remember, anything a 20 gauge can do, a 12 gauge can do better.
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Well said Mike. I shoot sporting quite often with 20 and 28g guns and in the hands of a good shot either will do very well against a 12g. I see that every week with my shooting gang; my friend Lou in particular almost always fields a 28g/32" Browning 725 and he places well against 12g competition guns.
But on an even keel, that's why one well respected club gives 5 and 10 bird (respective) handicaps to 20 and 28g guns at its mixed gauge sporting clays tournaments.