#1034864 - 11/17/08 01:55 PM
youth turkey guns
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buckmaster
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What are the best options?
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#1034876 - 11/17/08 01:59 PM
Re: youth turkey guns
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kdxdude
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Not sure what the best is today,about 10 yrs ago, I started my sons out with Mossberg Bantam 20 ga. Factory choke tube wasn't too impressive, so I bought Hastings turkey choke tubes for 20 ga. That turned them little guns into some real turkey takers. Good Luck to Ya!!
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#1035137 - 11/17/08 03:56 PM
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stik
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20 ga. remington 870.
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#1035979 - 11/17/08 09:14 PM
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M.Simp
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Ny son shots a 20ga 870 with a jellyhead tube
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#1038860 - 11/19/08 08:15 AM
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Gravey
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I haven't looked for them but I have a Winchester Model 120 that is a youth model 20-gauge pump that my parents bought me when I was a kid. My nephew who was 8 at the time killed his first turkey with it last spring.
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#1047237 - 11/23/08 06:30 PM
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buzzr46
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My son took his first turkey last year with a Mossberg 500, 20 gauge with a Hastings turkey choke in it. Don't know the exact yardage but I was impressed with how hard the thing shot. That turkey died right there and it was a good 40 yards or better. I've been shooting a ten gauge and that is making me rethink my options as well. Too old for that much recoil anymore.
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#1048966 - 11/24/08 11:44 AM
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In my humble opinion the Winchester model 1300 "youth" is the only true youth shotgun out there. With the slide location it is perfect for smaller shooters. That coupled with a turkey choke is deadly.
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#1077764 - 12/10/08 11:47 PM
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buckdead
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In my humble opinion the Winchester model 1300 "youth" is the only true youth shotgun out there. With the slide location it is perfect for smaller shooters. That coupled with a turkey choke is deadly.
i had a hard time finding turkey chokes for that gun in 20.
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#1084717 - 12/15/08 03:19 PM
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Lawrence
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870 youth 20ga
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