Trying to decide what would be a smoother Dove Gun.looking at a 12 or 20Ga. Benelli Legacy
Anyone own or have owned a Benelli Legacy,if so i does it handle
Anyone own or have owned a Benelli Legacy,if so i does it handle
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Have the montefeltro in 20 which is pretty much dressed down legacy I beleave. Very nice and good handling shotgun. -
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I love the 20 gauge but Im an over and under guy. I have a 20 ga Montefeltro I have never shot. When I switched to a 20 ga my success rate in the field actually improved a few percentage points.Comment
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No one hunts with a 8 gauge anymore ?Comment
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Some may say its a little much for dove, but my vote goes for the 12 guage.Comment
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This evening was day nine out of ten that I have done hunted. Just me, but I don't care one bit for a 20 gauge. I want more lead in the air. If I want to be sporty, I pull out e break over .410.
My "fit like a glove" gun is a Rem 11-87 Sportsman. Did me well for 23 years until stolen last Thursday. Until replaced, I'm shooting a borrowed Benelli M2. Not a fan at all.Comment
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Hard to beat a good 12 gauge
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Its really hard for me to imagine myself out there without my trusty Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 gauge. Its simple and been killing everything from dove to hogs since 1974.
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20 ga is all that's needed and a lot more fun to shoot.Comment
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The Legacy's are nice guns. Had a 12 & 20 at one time. I liked the 12 best,because to me the 20 was too light & it made for a whippy gun. The 12 was much smoother swinging. IMO or for me, if I was only going to have 1 gun it would be a 12 ga. You can always buy lighter loads for the 12 if you want less recoil or to match 20 ga loads.Comment
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If I am going out to kill birds, I grab the 12 gauge mossberg pump. If I am going out and plan on being a little more sporty and just enjoying being out of the house I grab the single shot 20 gauge.Comment
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20 gauge fan here.. Use it for everything from ducks to dove to turkey..Comment
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