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Waterfowl loads and barrel config.
I know this might be a loaded question, but, I am just starting to think about getting into waterfowl hunting (going to start with Geese). And I want to see what all of you more experienced folks thoughts are on nontoxic loads in old guns. In regards to chokes and chamber lengths. What is good for different types of loads.
I know they say to not put steel through full chokes. Other than the chokes, is there really any concern about putting steel through an older barrel that is choked more open? Some say it can damage the bores.
I went looking for some of the old bismuth shot as an alternative to put through a full choked flues that I have. The few local places I could find that had some old boxes, they were all 3". Was looking for 2-3/4".
Or is hand loading the best way to go in these old guns?
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