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Unread 03-16-2011, 06:18 PM   #1
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You don't believe in matching the gauge to the game? Like a 10 for geese and a 20 for quail? You believe in shredding the game?
if i had one gun to buy 100 years ago, knowing what i know now about 10's it would be a 30 in. 2 frame .025 by .025 choke 10 ga, you can shoot 1 oz to 1 3/4 oz loads and the guns is 8 3/4 lbs, boy does mine shoot GREAT from trap ,ducks, geese, turkey, deer and my best hunting CROW! scott
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I would order a ten gauge two barrel set, on a #2 frame, one set of barrels like the 27" ones on my 7 1/2 pound DH, one set 32" for a weight of about 9 1/2 pounds. Those under 8 pound #2 frame tens are not rare, just scarce. I have a nice ten gauge EH 28" gun that weighs about 7 3/4 pounds and is quite a bird gun.
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