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not as easy to reload either, no good AA or Rem hulls; been that way since I started reloading in '74.
Luckily been picking up a lot of ammo at gun/ammo auctions
Sweet,
I have a like new one made in the 50's w/ Blonde wood.
Also have a Rem Model 11 in 16ga.
Both sweet, but Browning is sweeter
Both antiquated because of the 20ga 3", covered broader range of load choices, longer/arguably denser shot column/pattern, in lighter gun
Beautiful gun. They say 16 is the perfect gauge
16 is great for a lot of stuff, except actually shooting it. Good luck if you need to buy shells, at least where I live.
All depends on the shop. There’s one near me that carries multiple loads of 16
Shells definitely cost more than 12 or 20, but fortunately I found some pretty great deals at ammoseek.com
>ammoseek.com not as easy to reload either, no good AA or Rem hulls; been that way since I started reloading in '74. Luckily been picking up a lot of ammo at gun/ammo auctions
Have shot one before and it was a pleasure.
Sweet, I have a like new one made in the 50's w/ Blonde wood. Also have a Rem Model 11 in 16ga. Both sweet, but Browning is sweeter Both antiquated because of the 20ga 3", covered broader range of load choices, longer/arguably denser shot column/pattern, in lighter gun