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std7mag · January 13, 2018, 08:45 AM

Cheapshooter,
Your 36" gun sounds like a "turkey shoot" gun.
Turkey shoots are a locally organized event usually held in the evenings after work.
Known distance (20 yards i think) and shoot at a square of paper that has a small star printed in the center. Closest pellet to the star, or most pellets in the star wins. Usually a turkey.
Most clubs have you use their ammo, and usually 2 3/4".

Myself i have a Hawthorne bolt 410. Has a very light weight cherry stained stock.
The lines are actually quite pleasing.

January 13, 2018, 08:45 AM	#8
std7mag Senior Member Join Date: June 23, 2013 Location: Central Taxylvania.. Posts: 3,609	Cheapshooter, Your 36" gun sounds like a "turkey shoot" gun. Turkey shoots are a locally organized event usually held in the evenings after work. Known distance (20 yards i think) and shoot at a square of paper that has a small star printed in the center. Closest pellet to the star, or most pellets in the star wins. Usually a turkey. Most clubs have you use their ammo, and usually 2 3/4". Myself i have a Hawthorne bolt 410. Has a very light weight cherry stained stock. The lines are actually quite pleasing.