I haven't used FULL too many times since '85, but it's become necessary in order to hit them as hard as I want to with these dang little 1 oz loads of bismuth 4s.
First world problems. Hate it when there are too many pheasants.
They make an A5 light 12..,.I have one, someone left it at my camp 15 years ago…nice gun.
Yeah, that first nervous hen can cause major problems. They're definitely starting to bunch up. I saw more pheasants Monday than I'd seen any other day this season.
Still a fairly heavy gun at 7.5 to 7.75 lbs. depending on barrel length and rib... But still considerably lighter than a standard Auto 5 12 ga.
Shoot we don’t have to worry about it here , 10 birds a day is a good , a 10 bird flush would make my year
Fantastic shotguns, but as not sweet to carry as a Sweet 16 is, a Light 12 is REALLY not sweet or light. That said, BOSS is now apparently making roll crimped 1-1/8 oz 16 gauge loads, which, when I finally get around to purchasing some, should turn my gun into an actual Sweet 16, rather than more of a Sweet 20. Could even bump performance into the Sweet 14 realm.
I tell myself I’ll hunt it someday…haven’t. Not sure me and the hump would get along!
