Looking dor thw right one?
#1
Looking dor thw right one?
My wife wants to go and actually hunt with a shotgun she has short arms so probably need a modified or youth stock but was wondering what would be a good starter shotgun for her that wont break the bank.
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ill be gettin back to you on this buddy. My lil sister is fifteen and shoots a slug gun. shes killed a few nice bucks and dropped him at point of contact. cant remember name of weapon but will ask in the mornin. sorry couldnt be more help but will return with the info
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2010
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There are a couple of Mossberg 500 youth models that would be a good choice. I prefer the 500 to the 870, but I know not everyone does. If was to get another 870, it would be a used older one.
Another option is a full sized shotgun and then putting an adjustable stock on it. A hunting buddy bought an 870 a couple of years ago for his son, and put an tactical style adjustable stock on it so that he could adjust it to fit. His son loved that combo and killed quite a few deer with it.
Another option is a full sized shotgun and then putting an adjustable stock on it. A hunting buddy bought an 870 a couple of years ago for his son, and put an tactical style adjustable stock on it so that he could adjust it to fit. His son loved that combo and killed quite a few deer with it.
#7
Anything in WeMiNgToN! lol Just pickin', I had to do it!
I suggest a Thompson Center encore pro hunter. You can then have a custom stock built for her dimensions. The 20ga is sweet for deer and is very light! Then down the road you can just buy different barrels of any caliber. The .50cal muzzleloader is top notch too!
I suggest a Thompson Center encore pro hunter. You can then have a custom stock built for her dimensions. The 20ga is sweet for deer and is very light! Then down the road you can just buy different barrels of any caliber. The .50cal muzzleloader is top notch too!