Gonna go chase some ringnecks this weekend. My question is, 20 gauge 870 or 12 gauge 1100?
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Gonna go chase some ringnecks this weekend. My question is, 20 gauge 870 or 12 gauge 1100?
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Smitty, my vote is the 20 gauge, but its your hunt. I took my 20 gauge EAA over and under last year pheasant hunting and it will be with me from now on, its lighter and does not bust the birds up to bad, more meat for the pot. Are you hunting with a dog, or kicking the brush piles yourself? Good luck.
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This is going to sound obvious, but I would say whichever one you're a better wingshot with, if there's any difference in that regard. Otherwise I would vote for the 20, usually pheasants make for fairly close shooting, unless they're heavily pressured, and the 12 is unnecessary weight and bulk. Good luck!
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