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Originally Posted by Stan Hoover
This is all meant in fun 
You guys are concerned about 6-10 oz’s, really 
Swing a 12-14 lb gun, it can be done. For grouse hunting, no, clays, yes.
I think sometimes we get too caught up in the perfect weight we prefer, and then when a gun is more, we tell ourselves that we will not shoot it well, try it before deciding! |
BINGO!! Nailed it Stan.
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