Who here is into Waterfowl Hunting?
- Thread starter Wolverine .303
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Look at how bundled up the owner is, and look at that row of ducks. Doesn't the dog at least deserve a vest?
Bluedevil25
CGN Regular
- Location
- Saskatoon, Sask.
LH Benelli SBE II
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My two brothers, my father and myself. Im running a Mossy 535. Younger brother shoots a Rem Versamax, says pumps are too slow, funny how I get more rounds off them him every time! (not a guided hunt my brother is debating on opening a guiding business) I love the Mossy 500's, I've got two 12's a 20 and a 4-10, they all treat me well.
My two brothers, my father and myself. Im running a Mossy 535. Younger brother shoots a Rem Versamax, says pumps are too slow, funny how I get more rounds off them him every time! (not a guided hunt my brother is debating on opening a guiding business) I love the Mossy 500's, I've got two 12's a 20 and a 4-10, they all treat me well.
JMB is my Hero
Member
- Location
- Port Alberni, BC
A well deserved rest.
Benelli Super Vinci
It does it's job very well, and with great reliability......sometimes I even manage to point it in the right direction.
Benelli Super Vinci
It does it's job very well, and with great reliability......sometimes I even manage to point it in the right direction.
prairie lover
CGN Regular
- Location
- southern MB
Remington versamax here with a 870 still around that I used before the versamax.
I'm the type that likes to try other guns. I find inertia guns kick an unnecessary amount compared to gas. I haven't tried nothing yet that makes me want it over a versamax due to the versatile gas system, super easy cleaning and the softest felt recoil. It's a bit on the heavy side though but that's a bonus for a goose gun. Next ones on the list are the v3 and sx4. I'll keep the versamax forever. It's just a pure work horse. But why just have one good autoloader?
I'm the type that likes to try other guns. I find inertia guns kick an unnecessary amount compared to gas. I haven't tried nothing yet that makes me want it over a versamax due to the versatile gas system, super easy cleaning and the softest felt recoil. It's a bit on the heavy side though but that's a bonus for a goose gun. Next ones on the list are the v3 and sx4. I'll keep the versamax forever. It's just a pure work horse. But why just have one good autoloader?
Mattthescreamer
CGN Regular
- Location
- Thunder Bay, Ontario
I use an 870 Express with a wad wizard choke. I shot my first pair of geese last year with that set up.
Good Doggo... very good.
