Wanted: Remington 28 bore pump
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Stalker-of-the-deer
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How much are you looking for just out of curiosity? I'd love a little semi in 28 or 410!
Thanks Sean, a very nice gun but going to try and find a pump at the moment. Is it a three or 5 shot and is it on a 20 bore action also how much please?
Sorry to be a pain but forgot to ask what does it weigh please?
I love Remington 1100's - I've owned a 12b one for years. Must admit I too have hankering for an 870 in either 28b or .410.
However, for anyone wanting a 28b semi, have a look at a Benelli 28b Rafaello Crio. These weigh about 5lb 2oz and handle like a magic wand. I think the 1100 28b and .410's probably weigh about 7 1/2lb by comparison.
However, for anyone wanting a 28b semi, have a look at a Benelli 28b Rafaello Crio. These weigh about 5lb 2oz and handle like a magic wand. I think the 1100 28b and .410's probably weigh about 7 1/2lb by comparison.
Thanks for info appreciated. Had a couple of ll00 12 bore skeet guns and loved them and still have a 20 bore all used for many things but not clays. Have a wingmaster 410 with skeet barrel which destroys crows when decoying.
Will have a look at Benelli
Might be relivent to say Pumps function great with mini shells why not just load 28 bore shot loads in a 12 ?
Big pump gun man myself because they function fine with just about anything
If your not hand loading there are going to be ammo difficulties with the 28 especially when we cant buy or use lead ( as the manufacturers will favour the bigger market 12 & 20 bore )
Big pump gun man myself because they function fine with just about anything
If your not hand loading there are going to be ammo difficulties with the 28 especially when we cant buy or use lead ( as the manufacturers will favour the bigger market 12 & 20 bore )
Just got my mind set on a 28 and more of a bucket list thing and have been fighting the urge for around 20 years even though the future not bright for the weaners, revisited the 410 for the crow decoying and surprised myself
Holy grail for me wingmaster 28 bore with little or no choke, patterned the 410 with skeet barrel out to 28 yards with fiocchi 71/2 using dustbin lid and a cd taped central and found it spot on.
Know you are right but cannot help self
Holy grail for me wingmaster 28 bore with little or no choke, patterned the 410 with skeet barrel out to 28 yards with fiocchi 71/2 using dustbin lid and a cd taped central and found it spot on.
Know you are right but cannot help self
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I am right there with the thoughts , reality bites real hard thoughJust got my mind set on a 28 and more of a bucket list thing and have been fighting the urge for around 20 years even though the future not bright for the weaners, revisited the 410 for the crow decoying and surprised myself
Holy grail for me wingmaster 28 bore with little or no choke, patterned the 410 with skeet barrel out to 28 yards with fiocchi 71/2 using dustbin lid and a cd taped central and found it spot on.
Know you are right but cannot help self
roughshooter1
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The smaller gauges are always harder to buy and generally more expensive…
I am after a 16 bore remmy and struggling to find one. I do load all my own cartridges so the ammo isn’t an issue but finding a gun is the problem…
I am after a 16 bore remmy and struggling to find one. I do load all my own cartridges so the ammo isn’t an issue but finding a gun is the problem…
Shot cups, cases and wads ( especially for steel shot cups) become the reloaders problem . Ok wads you can make but they are only good for lead / bismuth. One of the reasons i packed in the tens . Guys shooting TSS shot did very well on high geese with 28s but Cups and cases where an issue
Not what your looking for but could be a compromise often see the older browning semi auto 16 bore advertised which is a classic but not everyone’s cup of tea.
Remington 16 bore wingmaster advertised on gunstar section 1.
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