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Edward429451 · February 13, 2002, 04:22 PM

I started shotgunning when I was 12 with a Sears Mod. 200, which was a lic. copy of a Winchester 1200. Yea it was too big but I just dealt with it. Later went to Win. 1200's, Rem 11/87P, and lately am using an older Wingmaster and am real happy with it.

I cant really call em my grocery gun though. I only went duck hunting once and took two with the Wingmaster but The gun thats put the most meat on the table, correction, the most kills, would be my older Ruger Super Bearcat. When we go trail walking its just always there and not alot of rabbits and squirrels have gotton away from it. Who knows how many? Alot.

February 13, 2002, 04:22 PM	#25
Edward429451 Junior member Join Date: November 12, 2000 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado Posts: 9,494	I started shotgunning when I was 12 with a Sears Mod. 200, which was a lic. copy of a Winchester 1200. Yea it was too big but I just dealt with it. Later went to Win. 1200's, Rem 11/87P, and lately am using an older Wingmaster and am real happy with it. I cant really call em my grocery gun though. I only went duck hunting once and took two with the Wingmaster but The gun thats put the most meat on the table, correction, the most kills, would be my older Ruger Super Bearcat. When we go trail walking its just always there and not alot of rabbits and squirrels have gotton away from it. Who knows how many? Alot.