10 Gauge Hammer of Thor.
03-12-2019 | 07:33 AM
#21
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I get what you and many other people are saying. It's your personal experience and that has value. But in fairness, the OP only asked where he could find a 10 gauge. Cause he wants one. Judging by all of the posts on here about hunting with 10 gauge shotguns, apparently a few of you wanted one at one time also. For the OP, I checked Gunbroker.com and they have a few different used 10's for sale but they're pricey.
03-12-2019 | 07:46 AM
#22
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I think a 12 gauge is overkill for turkeys so what !
I still have my mossy 835 and shoot 3.5" out of it even though everyone said it kicks too much etc etc etc but I didn't care wanted the gun and love it !
Good luck finding your 10 gauge .
I still have my mossy 835 and shoot 3.5" out of it even though everyone said it kicks too much etc etc etc but I didn't care wanted the gun and love it !
Good luck finding your 10 gauge .
03-12-2019 | 08:10 AM
#23
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here is a whole list of 10 gauges for sale
took me a whole 2 minutes to find?
from Browning's in pump and semi auto to, sxs and over and dunders?
https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...1301_p1_o6.cfm
took me a whole 2 minutes to find?
from Browning's in pump and semi auto to, sxs and over and dunders?
https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...1301_p1_o6.cfm
03-12-2019 | 08:14 AM
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03-12-2019 | 08:28 AM
#25
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No. The extra weight makes them way more comfortable for me to shoot than a lighter 12 ga. with 3.5" shells. Several of my friends own 3.5" 12 ga shotguns but very few of them ever shoot the 3.5's anymore. And I really love the quality and finish of my BPS's. I have shot a few 12 ga 3.5's and they rattled my brain a little, dont have that problem with my 10's but I am sure the single shot 10's would be a whole different ball game
03-12-2019 | 12:24 PM
#26
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I hadn't ever considered that. I shoot a 3.5" 12 and know what you mean about recoil for them. I may have to look into those. And anything made by Browning always seems to be nicely made.
03-12-2019 | 12:50 PM
#27
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I have a single shot 10. I am not recoil sensitive. And I can tell you that it is not comfortable to shoot.
I've got a .458 win mag, a .338 win mag, several 12ga slug guns, and that 10ga will cross your eyes when you shoot it .
Like I said, it's a fun one to pull out at parties
-Jake
I've got a .458 win mag, a .338 win mag, several 12ga slug guns, and that 10ga will cross your eyes when you shoot it .
Like I said, it's a fun one to pull out at parties
-Jake
