This question has probably been asked ad nauseum, and i hope im not out of line asking it here, but i figure if theres one place i can get a real world answer, it's probably here.
After a little bit of research,
(what's your take on that by the way?)
i purchased this shotgun in a 20 gauge,
My reasons were two fold.
1.) I didn't want a pistol grip and folding stock, but a standard stock in case i have to use the butt end of it, and for i think, better recoil control, and this was all that was available in town.
2.) I reasoned that a 20 gauge would be more manageable for my wife.
Now all things ive looked up online would seem to indicate that a 20 gauge will be just fine. I've even heard some officers would use a 20 over 12 for the better control. (that true?!)
But all said, i can't ditch this nagging feeling of being undergunned in some way should i be forced to use it. So what's your take on a 12 vs a 20? Did i make a good purchase, or just waste my money on it?
After a little bit of research,
(what's your take on that by the way?)
i purchased this shotgun in a 20 gauge,
My reasons were two fold.
1.) I didn't want a pistol grip and folding stock, but a standard stock in case i have to use the butt end of it, and for i think, better recoil control, and this was all that was available in town.
2.) I reasoned that a 20 gauge would be more manageable for my wife.
Now all things ive looked up online would seem to indicate that a 20 gauge will be just fine. I've even heard some officers would use a 20 over 12 for the better control. (that true?!)
But all said, i can't ditch this nagging feeling of being undergunned in some way should i be forced to use it. So what's your take on a 12 vs a 20? Did i make a good purchase, or just waste my money on it?
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