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02-12-2011, 09:08 PM
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5 Big Birds with Little Shells
We never hunt these birds with guns that are not 3 1/2" 10s or 12s due to hunting being ruined for a decade by the bad experiment of steel shot. But decided today to try the 1936 12 GA VH 30" 2 3/4" choked .033 & .041. Needless to say it did the job including two doubles. A good day. Thank goodness for Hevi-shot and all the other substitutes for steel.
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