Dove Hunting
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Bar7mag
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Remington wingmaster with a 28" modified barrel. I've killed more doves with it than most will ever shoot at.
Beretta 303/390/391 20 gauge with a 28" barrel. I have killed a ton of doves, chukkar, quail, western and eastern cottontails, and jackrabbits with my 303. The only thing I have added to the gun are some extended Comp-n-Choke chokes.
Benelli 4 Life
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Any kind of Benelli auto or a Remington 1100 or 870 Wingmaster. All in 20ga. Got a Benelli Legacy 20ga that I'm pretty partial to right now.
DCA-DEER
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Stoeger 3000 some day may get a better oh but its fine for now
Model70Man
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I use my Beretta 390 12 gauge. I'm not very good at shooting dove, but i give them hell trying.
Model70Man
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Kimberman said:
You will soon add Ringneck Pheasant to your mix.
drrxnupe
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weatherby sa-08
infoman jr.
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In years recent years it's been a 12 ga. Wingmaster. This will be my first year using my Remington 105CTi (if I ever kill a deer first).
I have a Browning Light Twelve and Sweet Sixteen that were my grandfather's. I've had them 10 or 12 years now and have always hunted with the twelve. This year I shot the sixteen for the first time and enjoyed it. My dad has a Remington 1100 that I've shot in days gone by and like it too. If I buy another at some point I'm leaning toward and over/under but have no idea what. Probably never happen but...
Swampster
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Gravey - don't like paying for those 16 shells though. And don't even talk about what it costs to feed my .410 "snake gun". Seemed about ten years ago, there was a short period that you saw a lot of 16 & 28 gauge guns on the market. With the price of shells today, looks like most are being pushed to a 12 or a 20. Bummer - I always wanted a 28 but have no idea why.
