lung-buster
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Im wanting a turkey gun. I have seen the camo NEF 10ga with screw in chokes and does anyone have one or know the performance? I know that it would be a beast to shoot. Just got an itch for one? Any input?
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Me and my brother both had one. Both no longer use them. the recoil was a nonissue. The issue was that they hold no more shot than a 3.5 inch 12 ga. And since they have a larger bore, they do not pattern well.
Check olgobbler.com 10 gauge section. They pattern awesome. If they werent so darn heavy i would have one.
bvoss
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thought my gun kicked
x2 they are doing good with themmuddyboots said:
Trevor2
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If they bigger bore did not pattern better y in the world would mossberg back bore there 835 and 935 barrels out to a 10 ga barrel shooting 12 ga bullets. Personally Ill stick with a 12 ga it kicks hard enough lol dont want anything more
mathews338
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being to heavy is the only reason i don't carry mine anymore. but when i did i used a kicks and it patterned just as tight as any 12 i have ever shot!muddyboots said:
ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER
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you will like it
Winchester
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Same here, used a buddies a few years ago a couple times, and for my style of hunting it was like carrying an anvil!mathews338 said:
I have a buddy who has one and removed on steel rod from the butt stock and that lightened by 2 lbs but i have never shot his.
Grizzly Johnson
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muddyboots said:
That is the recoil reducer....
megalomaniac
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Been using a 10g since 1996.
Closest thing to the 'hand of God' you can get on a turkey. Back in the day when I was all about killing them, I would routinely roll them at 60 yards.
Mine will give me around 180 pellets in a 10" circle at 40 yards with cheap #5 shot.
And I'll be totin mine in the morning playing backup in case the primary shooter fails to do his job
Closest thing to the 'hand of God' you can get on a turkey. Back in the day when I was all about killing them, I would routinely roll them at 60 yards.
Mine will give me around 180 pellets in a 10" circle at 40 yards with cheap #5 shot.
And I'll be totin mine in the morning playing backup in case the primary shooter fails to do his job
well THEN. i have a 10 gauge for SALE.
Bow Hunter
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I'm shooting 3 1/2" 2 1/4 oz #7 shot and that's all the abuse I care for.
