SP10

A 10 guage is the way to go for waterfowl if money is no object. I do not think you can find a better gun for waterfowl than the Remington SP-10 Magnumfiring 1 3/4 oz. of WingmasterHD shot in #2 for ducks and BB for goose.

deerhunter518

!2 guage pump easiest to operate and most reliable

cjwink

GG is right. I have done more damage with my 20.. Because I shoot it better.. A20 guage will do just as much damage as a 12 guage..You have to remember that a #4 pellet traveling 1300 fps is a #4 pellet traveling at 1300 FPS the only difference is the number of pellets when they get there. If you look at the ballistics onshotgun shell they are usually the same no matter what guageyour shooting. So don't let anyone tell you that a 12 is more deadly than a 20.. More versatile yes.. Better ammo availability, yes.. But the deadly part is completely up to the shooter.

Rory/MO

just like a .510 caliber bullet is the best for coyote hunting if money were no object

Carpmaster

12. period.

There are too many options with a 12...

tiny boy

12 gauge of any brand except any brand supporting DU go delta waterfowl they help us down in the south DU is a dead duck unless u live in canada

Rory/MO

not true at all

i honestly cannot believe you just posted that.

MinnFinn

For waterfowl and pheasants I'd only shoot with 12 guage. Yes, you can knock down ducks with less. But a 12 gives you a more broad range of loads for early season ducks to late season ducks and geese with full plumage. You want that extra punch to get through heavy down late with BBs or similar loads in a 12 3" or 3 1/2".

wdog1

old trusty punt gun but dont let the warden catch ya

Adirondack Hunter

thats what got me, i bought a benelli sbe2 last year and WHOA they need to add a 4th thing, goin woo hoo after the last boom