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Sell me on why 20ga?
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<blockquote data-quote="fairchaser" data-source="post: 5899387" data-attributes="member: 10373"><p>If I was starting from scratch, I'd buy a 20 gauge but I ain't so I won't. The 12 gauge works just fine and it's a turkey killing machine out to 60 yds. If I had to climb the hills of East TN, I'd retire the 12 and try to lose 20 lbs. off my gut. If you think a pound doesn't matter, take a 1 lb dumbbell and curl it 20,000 times! That's about the most steps I've walked.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fairchaser, post: 5899387, member: 10373"] If I was starting from scratch, I’d buy a 20 gauge but I ain’t so I won’t. The 12 gauge works just fine and it’s a turkey killing machine out to 60 yds. If I had to climb the hills of East TN, I’d retire the 12 and try to lose 20 lbs. off my gut. If you think a pound doesn’t matter, take a 1 lb dumbbell and curl it 20,000 times! That’s about the most steps I’ve walked. [/QUOTE]
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