redneck_billcollector
Purveyor Of Fine Spirits
I have been on a side x side kick for about a decade now. About a month ago I picked up an old L. C. Smith Field Grade 12 Gauge with 28 inch barrels and choked Full and Mod., it was manufactured in 1937 and I am thinking about using it for shooting ducks. I was wondering about the modern non-toxic shot out there now. I have read where a lot of people (well at least those who love SxS guns) are hunting with vintage shotguns now. I was curious as to whether anyone on here does, and if you do, what shells do you use? I could care less about the a full bag, at my age, I hunt more for tradition than anything else...heck, I wear a neck tie when I hunt and will do so when I hunt ducks, at least once in my life. The reason I ask, when the law started to require non-toxic shot Full Choke was a no no with steel..so all my duck guns are modern with screw in chokes. But I would like to hunt ducks a couple of times with my old Elsie. The photo is how I dress to hunt now...I was going snipe hunting when the photo was taken. This shotgun by the way is a Beretta Silver Hawk 20 Gauge manufactured in 1961.
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