Whos carrying one this spring? Whats your set up? I am carrying a mossy 500 with undertaker choke and shooting federal heavy weight 6's.
First of all they're usually lighter. Secondly, with the right load/choke combination they can pattern as well or better than most 12 gauges. And lastly, just how dead is dead? :stir:TreyB":3ikrlwrs said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?
TreyB":25bgqot7 said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?
TreyB":zxbgczck said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?
At what distance?SKFOOTER":a8yt3e71 said:First of all they're usually lighter. Secondly, with the right load/choke combination they can pattern as well or better than most 12 gauges. And lastly, just how dead is dead? :stir:TreyB":a8yt3e71 said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?
REN":2xya8qdi said:TreyB":2xya8qdi said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?
weight mostly and the added challenge (which is minor if any due to modern ammo and chokes). My m2 20 weights only like 6lbs which is much lighter then my SBE2 on those days i cover a few miles in the heat.
i usually split my season in 1/2 with the 12 and 20. last year i killed 2 with each in TN and 1 with each in Bama.
REN":24vmrbc5 said:yeah if you carry a heavy pump (say an 835) for 3-4 miles on a hot day, then carry a 6lb 20 gauge for 3-4 miles on a hot day you will see a HUGE HUGE difference in comfort between those days.
With the right load/choke combination, the same lethal distance a 12 gauge will.TreyB":jjiwr5j5 said:At what distance?SKFOOTER":jjiwr5j5 said:First of all they're usually lighter. Secondly, with the right load/choke combination they can pattern as well or better than most 12 gauges. And lastly, just how dead is dead? :stir:TreyB":jjiwr5j5 said:Question... Why would you carry a 20 instead of a 12 gauge?