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That does make it a versatile gun but I'm with Mike. M/IM will do it all.
Is that M/IM fixed choked gun capable of shooting steel? How about when the firepower of 3" loads might be called for? How about Handicap Trap Doubles? Or how about those screaming rabbit targets at 15 feet?
Just think, no more muttering to yourself . . . "I sure wish I had a Sporting Clays Classic!"
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