What is the best shotgun to shoot clay pigeons?
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im stuck on my ole' 67 remington 1100 semi-auto 12 with modified choke, all originall parts all i have had to do is clean it. they still make it today, but with some changes. ribbed barrell, extra ball sight halfway down the barrel, and now comes with 3" chamber, and screw-in chokes. but ill never have one cause i think mine is going to out-live me
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Remington 870 express will out shoot many guns that cost much more. Less than $300.
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If you mean a Savage chambered for .243 Winchester, depends. Some shoot better with a light bullet, some prefer a heavy one. Different brands shoot differently, too. I'd go with handloads for accuracy. Float the barrel and bed the receiver, too.\n\nSavage is an ugly rifle, but the suckers shoot great.
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You can target shoot in your woods if you have the permission of the owner. Don't shoot in populated areas, and make sure there is some sort of backstop behind your target, like trees or a hill. .22 or .177 is personal preference. Crossman makes good air rifles.
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First get some firearms training.  DO NOT use bullets for shotguns would be dangerous.  Shotguns use shell\n\nWall Mart has some affordable shotgun shells
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Hornady SST's.  They're unbelievably accurate with the ballistic tip out front.  \nI've done really well with Brenneke's too out of my rifled slug barrel, but nowhere near as good as the SST's.
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I've used both in my 12 ga. 870 with rifled choke tube and red bead front sight. They both seem to shoot well and I usually pick up whichever is on sale.\n I just sighted in a new fully rifled ported cantilever barrel with a 3x9-32 scope a few weeks ago. While both of the cheaper slugs still shoot well in the new barrel I found that Brenneke heavy field short magnums shoot a little better and pack more punch. It is a 1-1/4 oz. Emerald Slug. I picked them up at Gander Mountain for $4.49 per box of 5, compared to the $2.49-2.99 for the Remington or Winchester 1 oz. slugs.\n \n Remington slugs are 1560 fps muzzle, 1175 @ 50 yds., and 977 @ 100 yds.  They have 1340 foot lbs. of energy @ 50 yds. and 926 @ 100 yds.\n Winchester slugs are 1600 fps muzzle, 1161 @ 50 yds., and 953 @ 100 yds. They have 1310 foot lbs. of energy @ 50 yds. and 882 @ 100 yds.\n  Brenneke slugs are 1476 fps muzzle, 1174 @ 50 yds., and 1002 @ 100 yds. They have 1606 foot lbs. of energy @ 50 yds. and 1170 @ 100 yds.\n The Brenneke's shoot very well through the new barrel, so I went back and picked up a few more boxes just to have on hand.
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#7 birdshot.  Minimal drywall penetration and good stopping power.  Only reason to move to 00 buckshot is if you are defending over a longer distance or in winter when bad folks might wear very heavy clothing.
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tippmann 98 custom. i have one of these and it never breaks when u use it, unlike pretty much every other gun and also the elbow is at the side so if ur sniping u have better aim.
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Try this site\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/sc/huntingstands/
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According to Hodgdon powders (link below), a typical 28-gauge shotshell has 3/4 ounce of shot. as there are roughly 350 pellets per ounce of 7 1/2 birdshot, a 28-gauge shell with 7 1/2 birdshot contains 263 pellets.
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I bought mine to shoot trap.  It has a back bored barrel(I think that is what they call it) to reduce recoil.  It is the AL390 Silver Mallard.  You can get it at discount stores to save some money.  Never had any problems with it.
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the hydra shok is good, the black talon is the best, but it's not available in some places (California only allows it's sale to the police community now).  These are both hollow point ammunitions with grooves on the tip to make the bullet splay out on impact.
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Well it depends on what are looking for out of a gun.  If you're playing speed ball I would recommend an Ion.  They are fairly cheep and worth the money.  Now if you can afford an Ego or a high dollar gun thats up to you but really its up to you.  The Trilogy is a good gun they are much better than the old cockers as far as messing with them goes.  Good luck.
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The .270 Winchester is a stellar deer gun.  It will work on hogs also.  Remember neck/head shot only for hogs in excess of 400 lbs. and use the 150 grain bullet if you are specifically hunting hog; the heavier bullet will give you a penetration advantage.  Either 130 or 150 will work well on deer.\n\nIf you wanted the .308 Winchester (7.62x51 NATO) or even the old .30-06 you wouldn't go wrong.  Since you asked specifically about the .270, then yes, it is a good choice.  I have one myself.\n\nH
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Me.  Doves, ducks, some deer, turkey, clays and plinking.
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i'm sorry that u even heard the name of that gun.\nit is a peice pf poop.\n\nu should go for somethign like a tippmann or an autococker