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LaAngler 12-09-2009 11:08 AM

O/U for waterfowl
 
Any of you duck hunters still shooting a good double gun? I shot a browning citori O/U at ducks and geese for a long time. Also used a 20 gauge Ithaca/skb side by side for ducks.

Just wondering why auto's have taken over...? That third shot is wasted a lot of times anyways.

cajunsorc 12-09-2009 11:22 AM

The revolution man!! Gas/Inertia autos are softer on the shoulder with the magnum loads. Everyone knows you need 3 1/2" BB's to kill a teal at 15 yds.:eek: Bigger is always better, right? I mean you can't kill a duck with just a 2 3/4" #4, right? :D

BossHog 12-09-2009 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 88699)
Any of you duck hunters still shooting a good double gun? I shot a browning citori O/U at ducks and geese for a long time. Also used a 20 gauge Ithaca/skb side by side for ducks.

Just wondering why auto's have taken over...? That third shot is wasted a lot of times anyways.

My third shot is never wasted lol

Deadly D 12-09-2009 12:42 PM

If you are good you only have to shoot 2 rounds of ducks with a auto and 3 rounds with a o/u:*****::*****::*****:

LaAngler 12-09-2009 12:46 PM

I should have known everyone here was an expert wingshooter who always pulls off triples.....:shaking:

Deadly D 12-09-2009 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 88721)
I should have known everyone here was an expert wingshooter who always pulls off triples.....:shaking:

Its called practice:p

Cynoscion33 12-09-2009 12:48 PM

I shoot a Browing Citori 12ga also on ducks... 26" barrels, complete set of Briley Titanium drop in tubes, 20ga, 28ga, & .410

B-Stealth 12-09-2009 04:08 PM

I Do
 
50th anniversery Ruger 20 Gauge O/U, awesome gun for doves and teal ducks. It will knock em down if you pull the trigger at the right time.

Shawn Braquet 12-09-2009 05:04 PM

I sure do love my black eagle 2 and of course I waste the third shell but I also figure that I buy the shells to shoot them not to collect them, sometimes it's not until the third shot that I hit something. I have my good days and my horribly bad, can't hit a barn at 10 yard days.

Cynoscion33 12-09-2009 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet (Post 88790)
I sure do love my black eagle 2

That's my goose /crane gun... :D

all star rod 12-09-2009 08:10 PM

I need all the rounds I can get....I shoot a Benelli Super Nova pump.....BTW, I have a black Benelli SBE2 that I bought in 2004 and is in great shape that I am looking to sell....I have all 5 chokes and case.....

BTW, I never pulled 3 out of 3 but many times I got 2 out of 3 with a lot of kills being on my 3rd shot...

Cynoscion33 12-09-2009 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by all star rod (Post 88904)
I need all the rounds I can get....I shoot a Benelli Super Nova pump.....BTW, I have a black Benelli SBE2 that I bought in 2004 and is in great shape that I am looking to sell....I have all 5 chokes and case.....

BTW, I never pulled 3 out of 3 but many times I got 2 out of 3 with a lot of kills being on my 3rd shot...

How much you want for it? Pics?

all star rod 12-09-2009 08:26 PM

I will get my wife to post a pic....I am not high tech enough to do that....They still sell for 1,400 plus tax for the black syn...I priced one yesterday just to see...I will PM you.

Hopedale Hustler 12-10-2009 01:28 PM

i got a savage model 1935.........its old skool but its huge and nasty wit it....its a side by side..i use it every now and then..its a beast of a gun.

Ray 12-10-2009 02:05 PM

I shot an old Winchester pump for 20 years. It broke and I couldn't get a part to fix it, so I went to a Remington 870 Express cause most people I hunted with shot them. Didn't like it.
So I tested a Beneli Nova and liked it so I bought one.
I hunted ducks every day except for New Years day, cause of hang overs. I didn't want to buy a high dollar shiny gun that had to have a lot of attention paid to it every hunt.
I set it on the floor of the boat and hauled butt to the blind, shot a lot thru it, set it back on the floor of the boat and hauled butt back in. Oiled and set up against the wall in the camp. No take apart, nothing fancy. Just a rag and a can of oil.
I like the Nova cause of the red sight. It is so much better than the old BB sight on my older shotguns. Made it a lot easier to kill early ducks.

Deadly D 12-10-2009 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Ray (Post 89258)
I shot an old Winchester pump for 20 years. It broke and I couldn't get a part to fix it, so I went to a Remington 870 Express cause most people I hunted with shot them. Didn't like it.
So I tested a Beneli Nova and liked it so I bought one.
I hunted ducks every day except for New Years day, cause of hang overs. I didn't want to buy a high dollar shiny gun that had to have a lot of attention paid to it every hunt.
I set it on the floor of the boat and hauled butt to the blind, shot a lot thru it, set it back on the floor of the boat and hauled butt back in. Oiled and set up against the wall in the camp. No take apart, nothing fancy. Just a rag and a can of oil.
I like the Nova cause of the red sight. It is so much better than the old BB sight on my older shotguns. Made it a lot easier to kill early ducks.

I like them big old green ones,fits right on your vent rib

longsidelandry 12-10-2009 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ray (Post 89258)
I didn't want to buy a high dollar shiny gun that had to have a lot of attention paid to it every hunt.

That's why I got a BPS

B-Stealth 12-10-2009 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 89258)
I shot an old Winchester pump for 20 years. It broke and I couldn't get a part to fix it, so I went to a Remington 870 Express cause most people I hunted with shot them. Didn't like it.
So I tested a Beneli Nova and liked it so I bought one.
I hunted ducks every day except for New Years day, cause of hang overs. I didn't want to buy a high dollar shiny gun that had to have a lot of attention paid to it every hunt.
I set it on the floor of the boat and hauled butt to the blind, shot a lot thru it, set it back on the floor of the boat and hauled butt back in. Oiled and set up against the wall in the camp. No take apart, nothing fancy. Just a rag and a can of oil.
I like the Nova cause of the red sight. It is so much better than the old BB sight on my older shotguns. Made it a lot easier to kill early ducks.

Man you dont need them red dots for early shots. Thats what your 1st shot is for; lights up the whole pond. :)

JJ the fiber optic sights help keep my head on my gun.

Wag 12-10-2009 02:19 PM

I shot a Browning O/U and have for the past 40 years for ducks.....only wish I had that 3rd shot a few times ...shooting a double makes you take your time...also use a Browning side by side for quail hunting and also used it for skeet tournaments,....had it bored to no choke in one barrel and 1/1000 choke in the other..point and shot, they folded...

LaAngler 12-10-2009 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 89258)
I didn't want to buy a high dollar shiny gun that had to have a lot of attention paid to it every hunt.
I set it on the floor of the boat and hauled butt to the blind, shot a lot thru it, set it back on the floor of the boat and hauled butt back in. Oiled and set up against the wall in the camp. No take apart, nothing fancy. Just a rag and a can of oil.
I like the Nova cause of the red sight. It is so much better than the old BB sight on my older shotguns. Made it a lot easier to kill early ducks.


I bet a good O/U will beat that Nova in a torture test

Ray 12-10-2009 02:46 PM

I only hunted with it for 3 years before I quit hunting.
But I bet there was no guns better than my old Winchester.
It was free. The housing was aluminum. Less rust to fight.
I just had to take care of the barrel and the magazine with
a little oil.
The stock looked like crap, scratched off all the varnish.
That's why I like the black composite stocks.
I like having 3 shots too.
With them big flocks of Teal and Pintail, you needed more shots.
That was when the Pintail limit was 10.

LaAngler 12-10-2009 02:50 PM

I remember one time i unleashed on a flock of speckbellies with a BPS 10, it was a beautiful thing. ate goose the rest of the year

10 gauge really is awesome. especially with magnum turkey loads :p

Dink 12-10-2009 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 89297)
I remember one time i unleashed on a flock of speckbellies with a BPS 10, it was a beautiful thing. ate goose the rest of the year

10 gauge really is awesome. especially with magnum turkey loads :p


Next time were out in the woods I'll bring that single shot 10 I got............That beast will change your mind bout 10 guage anything!!!

cmdrost 12-10-2009 04:22 PM

I'd rather shoot my citori than any other gun, but in reality use my maxus for every duck or goose hunt.

longsidelandry 12-10-2009 04:24 PM

I heard the Maxus is badazz

simplepeddler 12-10-2009 05:50 PM

Have shot the 686 Onyx Beretta for about fifteen years now.
Venice to Mississippi.....
Mud, Sand, saltwater, never has failed.
makes a great paddle or push pole if needed.

Absolutely love the gun.


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