autoloaders???
#1
autoloaders???
A lot of you guys prefer auto guns for waterfowl,I like shooting them at clays and small game but couldn't justify using them on waterfowl as a rule. Unless I am incorrect some of the power is used to cycle the gun, so what is the good in buying magnum waterfowl loads to not have their full power. I am not trying to be rude and I know the best gun for an individual is the one they shoot best, are most confident with, etc. Just wonderin'.
#2
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: West CO
Posts: 941
RE: autoloaders???
I don't think energy expelled on the working of the action effects the performance much. Not much to speak of anyway. I have though this same thing before. I shoot a pump for waterfowl personally. First a pump can take more abuse that waterfowl hunting often dishes out, IMO. Second I don't burn through as many shells.[8D]
#5
RE: autoloaders???
Not really, most of the local lakes around here fill up with them in november. Buffleheads, mergs, goldeneyes, and a few bluebills. we use our same setup as early season and get plenty of action. Get ahold of me in the fall can always fit one more in.
#9
#10
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: West CO
Posts: 941
RE: autoloaders???
Oh, that dark red building. I didn't even notice that building untill a couple days ago. After over a year, I still don't have this place figured out.
Is that where you are always at when your on. I might have to venture over there when I have more time. I got chem class cominng up, then Study group for an ed class after that.[:'(]
Is that where you are always at when your on. I might have to venture over there when I have more time. I got chem class cominng up, then Study group for an ed class after that.[:'(]