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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Southern MD USA
Hey All,
I just purchased a new Browning Gold Semi Shotgun 3 1/2" and I am heading out to try some duck hunting next weekend... I was wondering about what shells I should try... I am totally new to this, but I know I have to shoot Steel and I figured since the gun can handle it I should try the 3 1/2's Anyone got any suggestions...?? I'd like to keep the price somewhat reasonable, but I don't want junk... If I have to get the best then I will... So let me have it...
I just purchased a new Browning Gold Semi Shotgun 3 1/2" and I am heading out to try some duck hunting next weekend... I was wondering about what shells I should try... I am totally new to this, but I know I have to shoot Steel and I figured since the gun can handle it I should try the 3 1/2's Anyone got any suggestions...?? I'd like to keep the price somewhat reasonable, but I don't want junk... If I have to get the best then I will... So let me have it...
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Fork Horn
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From: Southern MD USA
Ours is in until the 24th... I think I am going out tomorrow and then monday, and next sat. So I should have a good taste by then... I picked up some Hevi-shot last night... I had no Idea how expensive shells for duck hunting were... I paid over $50 for 20 shots... Guess I better not miss at that price...LOL
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Thats crazy! $50 for 20 rounds,, quality steel(tail, body, beak.. boom... dead bird) at reasonable prices,, you cant beat fasteel. Get some 3.5" #2's at 1550 fps,,, they work really good, on anything within range!
Honestly though ive bought it a couple times,, too many other expenses in duck hunting to justify that much on ammunition,,, trust me,, you'll see... THE MOST ADDICTIVE TYPE OF HUNTING THERE IS!

Honestly though ive bought it a couple times,, too many other expenses in duck hunting to justify that much on ammunition,,, trust me,, you'll see... THE MOST ADDICTIVE TYPE OF HUNTING THERE IS!
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Fork Horn
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From: Texarkana AR USA
I hope you don't get to fond on Hevi-shot..........it's too expensive for us regular duck hunters...........
I use Win Experts and sometimes Supreme................
I want to try some faststeel, and also experts are no being made in high velosity, so I'll them to.
I use Win Experts and sometimes Supreme................
I want to try some faststeel, and also experts are no being made in high velosity, so I'll them to.
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From: Redcliff,AB.,CAN
Thats crazy! $50 for 20 rounds,, quality steel(tail, body, beak.. boom... dead bird) at reasonable prices,, you cant beat fasteel. Get some 3.5" #2's at 1550 fps,,, they work really good, on anything within range!
You bought a 3 1/2" gun, so take advantage of it.I will be buying a 3.5"er also. This allows hunters to get great,dense patterns without having to waste $$ on shells like hevi.Another thing you should look into is that some manufacturers don't recomend using hevi-shot in their guns,I believe Browning is one of them.I personally shoot only Faststeel and love it.




