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BobR · August 17, 2009, 05:54 PM

That is a shme he feels that way about the 1100's. He needs to spend the money to have it fitted to him, it will make a world of difference.

Way back when, I was shooting skeet for the Navy at North Island I invested in a pack of LH 1100's, 410, 28 and 12. After having them fit they were very soft recoiling, or seemed to be. I could shoot all day with the 410 or 28, and just about all day with the 12.

It would probably be cheaper in the long run to get it fit rather than a new gun.

bob

August 17, 2009, 05:54 PM	#6
BobR Senior Member Join Date: December 4, 2000 Location: The Dry Side of WA Posts: 561	That is a shme he feels that way about the 1100's. He needs to spend the money to have it fitted to him, it will make a world of difference. Way back when, I was shooting skeet for the Navy at North Island I invested in a pack of LH 1100's, 410, 28 and 12. After having them fit they were very soft recoiling, or seemed to be. I could shoot all day with the 410 or 28, and just about all day with the 12. It would probably be cheaper in the long run to get it fit rather than a new gun. bob __________________ Sarcasm.....just one more service I offer.