H&R 20 gauge 3"
10-16-2009, 03:11 PM
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: SE Wisconsin
Posts: 253
H&R 20 gauge 3"
I found a H&R 20 gauge 3" with a modified barrel for $69. I realize that a 12 gauge semi-auto would be better for my daughter to hunt turkeys, pheasant and shoot trap but I don't even shoot one
. What do you guys think? Barrel was clean... seemed in good condition.
. What do you guys think? Barrel was clean... seemed in good condition.
10-16-2009, 03:56 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Norfolk or Blue Ridge VA
Posts: 20
That was my first gun when I started hunting. I think its a good choice for a beginner hunter. Its safe and simple to use and that 20g is enough to take down pheasants and turkeys... I took many growing up. I believe the single shot make you a better shooter and how to make that one shot count.
Im glad my dad decided that for my first, because a few years later, my Ithaca mod. 37 waiting under the tree that morning made me realize how far I came shooting and small game hunting.
...and for $69.... GET IT!
**I handed down my old H&R single to my kid and I hope the tradition continues.
Im glad my dad decided that for my first, because a few years later, my Ithaca mod. 37 waiting under the tree that morning made me realize how far I came shooting and small game hunting.
...and for $69.... GET IT!
**I handed down my old H&R single to my kid and I hope the tradition continues.
