Originally posted by BlackHogDown
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A 20 will do anything a 12 will do and in some cases better. Don’t be fooled by the less perceived recoil with all guns though.
Really depends on the loads and guns when comparing to a 12 ga concerning birds.
I have to laugh (and will) at anyone thats says a 20 isn’t as good as a 12 for personal protection 😂🤣😂🤣Last edited by Voodoo; 03-18-2025, 05:05 PM.
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Originally posted by Voodoo View PostA 20 will do anything a 12 will do and in some cases better. Don’t be fooled by the less perceived recoil with all guns though.
Really depends on the loads and guns when comparing to a 12 ga concerning birds.
I have to laugh (and will) at anyone thats says a 20 isn’t as good as a 12 for personal protection 😂🤣😂🤣
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I have a 12 gauge for turkey hunting, but a 20 or 28 for birds and clays. Never needed anything else. Not a fan of semi-autos 12 for my casual style of hunting.
That 870 turkey gun is 45 years old and has a thick recoil pad, turkey choke, sling and a scope. Really heavy fully loaded. But I seriously wish I had started with a single shot 20 set up for turkeys. But that REM always kills the turkey no matter who is shooting it.
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Originally posted by Shane View Post
The 3 worst kicking shotguns I've ever shot were all 20 ga. They can shoot the equivalent of a 12ga 1oz load (not even considering a 3"), and if it's a small, light frame 20ga gun, those loads can really push the little guns around. A heavier frame 12ga kicks less.
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