Goosemaster
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Does anyone have a Remington 11-87 28 gauge for sale?
1100 28 guage?
Yeah 28s are Gucci for sureOne thing about a 28, it has great snob appeal.
I give 28's a good natured ribbing from time to time. If you find one that suits you and point it well they'll do the trick, as will any gun*. And with modern shotshells and longer chambers it's not uncommon to find shells with a payload north of an ounce, so in reality you don't need to be a good shot to smoke a rooster with a 28 vs. a 16 vs. a 20. I know the guys on this forum are good hunters and experienced. I find no fault with them carrying a 28. Buying a new gun, and one that adds to enjoyment of hunting I'm all for.Not sure why everyone bashes 28's and thinks they are for snobs or Gucci? I love shooting both of my 28's, they are light weight and joy to shoot. They aren't for everyone as they do present another challenging element to hunting wild birds, you have to be a good shot to consistently shoot well with them.
I really like these little Berettas, but they are not really a lot of firepower, and they are kind of highbrow Gucci.I give 28's a good natured ribbing from time to time. If you find one that suits you and point it well they'll do the trick, as will any gun*. And with modern shotshells and longer chambers it's not uncommon to find shells with a payload north of an ounce, so in reality you don't need to be a good shot to smoke a rooster with a 28 vs. a 16 vs. a 20. I know the guys on this forum are good hunters and experienced. I find no fault with them carrying a 28. Buying a new gun, and one that adds to enjoyment of hunting I'm all for.
On the other hand I can see a gucci hunter, caring more about the look at me factor, and wanting to brag up their skills shooting a 28 just to have something as a conversation piece around the back of the suburban after a hunt, or even worse, a shoot at a fancy lodge. I also wonder, how many hunters can really hold off on those long range shots when toting a subgauge? Is margin for error slim and crippling increase? Of course this could be applied to a guy with a 12ga shooting high brass pterodactyl loads at anything inside 70 yards. I suppose the one pulling the trigger is the final arbiter in regards to ethics of shot choice. I think people have also given the 28ga. hell on this forum, in regards to goose in particular. He's hit a lot of birds with them, that ran off into a cane break or russian olive tangle never to be seen again. But we're trying to coach him up so he doesn't lose so many birds.
*the idiot stick, aka .410 isn't included. It's ballistic weakness precludes it from being carried by any real hunter in search of game birds bigger than a dove. I've seen videos of guys shooting wild roosters with it, but they also have the power of editing. Cripples and wounding happen but should not be encouraged. Not talking about tungsten shot here, that's a whole 'nother topic.
Goose calling himself Gucci.I really like these little Berettas, but they are not really a lot of firepower, and they are kind of highbrow Gucci.
I sure wasn't Gucci until I bought that Beretta 28 gauge. That's for sure.Goose calling himself Gucci.
That is a really cool gun.This would be look at me gucci
Beretta EELL 28 gauge | GUNPOST
For sale a beautiful EELL Beretta, comes with two barrels, a 26 and an 30 inch, Also with 7 Tegue chokes and original Beretta case.www.gunpost.ca
That is a beautiful gun and I will store it for you for 20 years. Better make it only 15 years 10 for sure I thinkThat is a really cool gun.
Okay you can use it for 20 years, if I'm still above ground, I want it back.!That is a beautiful gun and I will store it for you for 20 years. Better make it only 15 years 10 for sure I think
OMG I just realized what kind of hunter I am. LOWBROW GUCCI!!I really like these little Berettas, but they are not really a lot of firepower, and they are kind of highbrow Gucci.
Low brow Gucci means a rube with money.OMG I just realized what kind of hunter I am. LOWBROW GUCCI!!