Team,
I asked for, and received a very nice book for Christmas today (thanks Sis!)
As I sat down to read it, I came across a good quote, and I would like to solicit input from those of you who have used a 2" 12ga.
I normally shoot a 2oga, 26" RKLT Lightning, 6lb2oz, 1965 Super Posed with 7/8oz RSTs choked CYL/SKT for Grouse Woodcock.
Here's the info, and Merry Christmas
Book: The Traditional Side by Side, first edition, page 11
by Doug Stewart
The author says:
"On the light side, the 2" 12ga using 7/8oz loads shoots the shortest shot string known. It is deadly out to 35yards. It is like a pizza pan being thrown through the air."
Now I want one of the light nifty (and rare, not cheap) little guns. Love to hear your thoughts for the purpose of discussion.
How about just buying some 2" shells from RST and running them through a 2 1/2" 12 bore? Same thing?
Last edited by bls; 12/25/21 07:24 PM.
