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K80Geoff · January 7, 1999, 10:59 PM

You only need two guns, a K80 for clays and an 870 for everything else. Plus plenty of barrels, stocks, choke tubes, sub gauge tubes etc. Besides, after paying for the K80 I cant afford anything else. I hate sharing a sporting clays butt with gas guns, they throw good hulls all over the ground and distract me while I am peering over the shooters shoulder trying to figure out how to take the shot. The only exception here is anyone who shoots a 28 gauge auto, those hulls are hard to come by.

January 7, 1999, 10:59 PM	#5
K80Geoff Senior Member Join Date: December 20, 1998 Location: NE Pennsylvania Posts: 3,639	You only need two guns, a K80 for clays and an 870 for everything else. Plus plenty of barrels, stocks, choke tubes, sub gauge tubes etc. Besides, after paying for the K80 I cant afford anything else. I hate sharing a sporting clays butt with gas guns, they throw good hulls all over the ground and distract me while I am peering over the shooters shoulder trying to figure out how to take the shot. The only exception here is anyone who shoots a 28 gauge auto, those hulls are hard to come by.