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Old 03-21-2018, 09:15 AM
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rogerstv
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Originally Posted by Oldtimr
rogers, I use a .28 ga. all the time and I have killed hundreds of quail, chukars, doves and a few pheasants. Even for pheasants the gun is limited in range. I have hunted ducks and geese for over 40 years. There is a big difference between a .28 ga and a 20 ga, much more shot and you can get a 20 ga in 3 inch. Anyone who would use a .28 gauge shotgun to hunt heavily feathered and large birds such as Canada geese is irresponsible and so is anyone who would advise they do so. Perhaps you have no problem with wounding birds with an undersized for the task at hand firearm, I do.
You've made your point and touted your "expertise" twice. We get it. Post your opinion and move on. No need to reply to everyone who disagrees with your opinion. I shoot for the head not the body. Only need one pellet to the brain to kill the bird.
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