let me see some scatter guns

Cramer

Cramer

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I need some inspiration/ideas on how to set up a calling shotgun. I don't even have a model in mind so let's see em.
 
My old Rem 870 Express Turkey gun with a Carlsons Dead coyote or Rem Full choke. I've had it nearly 25 yrs and it has been flawless, the wood is on it's 3rd refinish.



My combo gun 12ga over 5.6x50R Magnum when I'm hunting tighter over and can use both rifle and shotgun. Leupold 1x4x20mm



I'm going to break this one in this season 16ga x 16ga x 6.5x58R Sauer, Lepold 1x4x20mm



If I were looking for a pure coyote shotgun as that is what the law dictates where I was going to do most of my hunting, One of the short barreled turkey semi autos would be on my short list.
 
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Mossberg 835 28" ported barrel, Carlson's coyote choke, limbsaver airtech and sling, Tru Glo fat bead from sight. Couldn't imagine a better shotgun for what I have in it.
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I have a Benelli Nova now with a 28" barrel, the problem is I hang that mile long barrel on every tree limb I walk by. I would like to get something short and put a red dot on it. I've looked for a shorter barrel for my nova but for the money I can almost buy another gun.
 
I have an older Winchester 1400 semi-auto with a long full-choke goose barrel. Barrel was too long, and I also had POI/POA issues with it. I considered getting a shorter barrel, but ended up with the new Remington 870. Frankly, the black gun, tacti cool aspect of it was not at all my style, but I decided to try something different. Glad I did. It is an awesome firearm, especially with the red dot, which mounts easily on the rail and solves a long-standing problem I have had with cross-dominant eye sight. (Wish they had these red dots when I was coming up.) And I also now have my choice of a variety of interchangeable exterior chokes for it. After wringing it out on the range a few times, my shooting confidence has never been higher.
 
Originally Posted By: GCAll those pictures and not one dead critter?

Here yah go, just don't like posting the same pic twice in a day
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Baikal 12 gauge sxs
 
Originally Posted By: AWSHere you go.



Excellent! Do you use the boat to access hunting territory? I do that occasionally on a lake in the national forest here, and on an Ozark river that runs through hundreds of thousands of acres of public ground. It's a great way to get away from hunting pressure.
 
Yes I do use it to access land, it gets you into a lot of LA nd that is too far from the road to access on foot. This coyote was taken at one of the boat landings where I duck hunt, we just stopped there on the way home from à duck/coyote trip.
 
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