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Ducaholic wrote:Owned pumps my entire duck hunting life until about 10 years ago. Shot BPS from the time they were first created in 1980 up untl 2010. Then I bought a Browning Silver Hunter Auto and haven't looked back. I have shot and also owner a Benelli SBE II and a Beretta A400. The Beretta is the best shooting gun of the three auto's although I like the semi-hump of the Silver Hunter the best in terms of finding the bead the quickest. The Browning also has the most noticeable recoil so I shoot is less.
Darren wrote:Some prefer the inherent increase in trigger discipline that a pump brings to a volley, in that you have to think a bit more by taking time to pump, whereas some get carried away with the speed of autos. As a result, that extra time to focus/pump often results in more quality shot choices.
Ricky Spanish wrote:Then one day I ended up in a ten man blind with guides lots of them. I was blessed to hunt with ALL GUIDES in them blinds for a lot of days.
Think any rubbed off?
Point is that a wad of teal came in on opening day and we killed every single one.
Rick wrote:Ricky Spanish wrote:Then one day I ended up in a ten man blind with guides lots of them. I was blessed to hunt with ALL GUIDES in them blinds for a lot of days.
Think any rubbed off?
Point is that a wad of teal came in on opening day and we killed every single one.
Can't help but wonder about a camp with "lots of" guides who weren't working an opener...
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