Ripp
(.577 member)
14/11/20 12:47 AM
Re: The rise of the sub-gauge shotguns-- 28, 20 and 16

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You have a point, Mike. The 28 bore is particularly liked by a close friend of mine. He bought one of the Turkish O/U's a few years back when they sold for $450.00. They are now $649.00 and I am thinking along that line myself.
Much superior in patterning to the .410. For me, both .410's I patterned, did better with 2 1/2" 1/2oz. shells than the 3" 11/16oz magnums.
The 2 1/2" gave much more even patterns, whereas the 3" gave a centre concentration of shot, this tiny circle of densely patterned shot with a huge wounding pattern around it with scattered shot.
One of my daughters has a .410, stored here until she acquires her federal license to possess a firearm.
I have a ventilated rib single shot folding .410 that is likely too tightly choked. I need to open that up a bit as it shots poor patchy patterns with all the different loads I've tried, 3" and 2 1/2". BTW - .410's used to be cheap - not any more.




Agree with Mike and Daryl..

Need to sell articles..have to say I do enjoy my little 28 sxs for Hungarian partridge..light, fast and fun to shoot



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