What are pros and cons relating to this / what do you gain or loose
12ga 2 3/4” shells 6 shot 1 1/4 oz shot
VS
20 ga 3” shell 6 shot 1 1/4 oz shot
What are pros and cons relating to this / what do you gain or loose
12ga 2 3/4” shells 6 shot 1 1/4 oz shot
VS
20 ga 3” shell 6 shot 1 1/4 oz shot
Smaller gauges with the same load are more prone to pattern stringing. 20 gauge likely means lighter gun at the expense of more recoil.
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In lead shot, it makes a difference as per above—the length of the shot column in the bore deforms the shot worse, which results in a poorer pattern as the deformed shot becomes flyers that drop out of the pattern. In steel or tungsten it makes much less difference because the shot doesnt deform.
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