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09-09-2009, 06:03 PM
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buckhunter, Your Model 12 16 gauge is one of the best balanced hunting guns. What choke is yours? Mine is a modified with a 28 inch barrel. Picked up a couple boxes of #6 hunting loads today at WallyWorld. $5.97 a box. I should have bought a case.
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09-11-2009, 09:12 AM
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My dad gave my son his Ithica 16 guage model 37 a couple years ago. He's 14 and loves the gun, he only uses it upland birds and deer (no steel shot). We live in a slug zone so it's his "go to" deer gun. Nice gun.
Ammo isn't easy to find, but when we locate some we snap it up.
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09-11-2009, 11:38 AM
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16 ga
I have been cleaning up around all this shooting stuff I have Actually found 90 16 ga slugs and a few 16 buckshot. And a bag of old Winchester and Remington 16 ga paper shells as well as a couple of boxes of old 16 ga shells of all kinds. I didn't realize I had that much 16 ammo. Even fpund one of those case guard shell boxes that you can put 100 shells in on a couple of trays..yep...16 ga trays. Don't even know where I got this stuff. Even found a couple of boxes of old obsolete 25 Remington rifle ammo. Some 351 Win auto and 30 Rem also. I thought I got rid of most of that old ammo. And speaking of ammo. Have one i don't know anything about..Black powder days. Will start another thread on it..Maybe someone can tell me what it is..
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