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02-01-2018, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by todd allen
Not to take anything away from the North East grouse hunters running shorter barrels, I totally get it, have done a little of that, but nothing moves on long, complicated targets, like a 32" gun.
Target gets up, flys like the dickens, gun comes to shoulder, comes from behind into the birds, smoothly establishes lead, and BANG! The bird is down.
Very hard to stop, jink or jerk the swing. Pure Cadillac.
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I totally agree with that Todd. Pheasant hunted with a 32" VHE 20 ga this year and it worked great.It's choked pretty tight and I had no issues killing birds. I have recently learned that there is something out there I may like even better than 32" barrels and that would be 34" barrels, at least for targets.
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