Forget the ,410,max.Stick with he 28 gauge.
The 410 is fun for skeet, I shoot around 3000 every year, but for hunting, I would never bother with a 410. The 28 and 20 do everything better for hunting.
Back in the mid 1980's I used a Winchester Model 42 .410 for two years on partridge.Put it aside after that and went back to the 28 gauge.
In the past, I had a Remington Model 11-48 skeet gun with a vent rib.With Remington Express number 7 1/2, it gave the best patterns of any 28 gauge that I have ever patterned.
Good luck with your 28 gauge bunny hunt.Let us know how you make out.
Not very many bunnies outside the city down here. Between coyotes Hawks and no cover its a hard hunt. Its easier to shoot deer here than bunnies
That's most interesting that deer are easier to hunt there than rabbits.
I know at times here ,when the snow shoe hare (rabbits) numbers are down rabbits are almost impossible to get.Im in the southern most west tip of ontario. All flat crop land. Only small sporadic wood lots. I grew up hunting cottontails with hounds but now wood lot after wood lot get bulldozed down and no ditch is left untouched. Lots of bunnies in the cities though. Its the only place they have cover and protection. Deer on the other hand are all over. A short country drive in February its common to see well over 100 and some evenings 200 when they yard up together for the winterThat's most interesting that deer are easier to hunt there than rabbits.
100 to 200 deer.That is a lot of deer indeed.Sorry to hear of the lack of places to hunt upland game.Seems that is becoming much the same story in many places.
Hello browninggold.Seems I remember having conversations with you in the past,before I could no longer get on the site using my old original 28 gauge name.
