double barrel shotgun

Double barrel shotguns are a way of life in America. Is there a more recognizable weapon in the world than the double barreled shotgun? Our guide gives you the pros and cons of double barrel shotgunsThis reader offers opinion on one of our favorite weapons.

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Have  read  post  (new  to  computer  world)  and  found  it  refreshing.  Have  been  upland  hunting  for  40 years  and  although  my  collection  grew  since  the  beginning  I  favor  the  double, side/side. I  still  use  my grandfathers/fathers  Trojan  grade  12  ga  Parker  30  inch  barrels  since  1963.  Since  being  a  machinist  my  whole  life  took  the  opportunity  to  hone  and  polish  bores  and  forcing  cones  and  had  a  stock  made  from  a  section  of  a  tree  trunk  from  a  master  stock  maker  known  locally  by  our  fraternity.  The  stock  was  made  for  a  perfect  fit  to  my  specs.  Through  the  years  have  hunted  upland  and  waterfowl (lead loads only)  and  had  no  problems.  

 Through  the  years  have  read  many  articles  of  the  perfect  grouse  or  pheasant  gun  and  mine  does  not  fit  into  this,  but  however,  have  had  satisfactory  success  especially  on  ruffed  grouse  and  whitetail  using  00  buck.  For  upland  I  shoot  mainly  low  brass  #6  and  #4. On  doubles  since  there  is  no  reciever  I  feel  optimum  balance  and  swing  with  28  inch.  The  30  inch  barrel  double  is  same  length  as  pump  or  auto  with  26  inch.
 A  message  to  new  shooters.  Do  not  overlook  the  double,  it  will  reward  you  in  more  ways  than  imaginable.  If  your  shooting  ability  is  there  and  practice  like  everything  else  all  you  will  need  is  two  shots.  In  over  forty years  using  a  shotgun  not  really  suitable  for  upland  hunting  two  things  I  learned  and  will  pass  on.  It's not  the  choke  and  if  the  gun  does  not  fit  you  will  not  hit.  Also  as  far  as  ammo  goes  there  was  a  time  we  used  paper  shells  and  no  shot  cups,  and  we  hit birds.  Today  is  different  and  suggest  premium  grade  with  hard shot  fo r uniform  patterns.  My  favorite  at  the  moment  is  Fiocchi  low  brass  but  have  confidence  with  either  Rem, Winchester,  Federal  if  the  load  is  hard  shot. One  more  thing,  BEWARE  OF  THE  MAN  WITH  ONE  GUN

.Good hunting...JCM

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