If you want to save your shoulder wear a padded vest, add a second layer of dense foam padding on the inside, and most importantly, keep the gun pressed into your shoulder.
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Flats of shotgun ammo
- Thread starter DADI03
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Actually if you want to save your shoulder use a shotgun tha fits you and don’t use HV loads. No reason you shouldn’t be able to shoot 250 rounds a day with the right shotgun.
Then it's even MORE IMPORTANT to have a Gun that fits you well, a nice, SOFT Recoil Pad, a Gun that's heavy enough to soak up some Recoil and to use the softest-shooting Loads that will do the job...This message brought to you by a 60-plus year old competitive Skeet and Trap Shooter who needs surgery on both Shoulders yet manages to shoot pain-free most days...
Everyone that holds my gun complains of the weight. I dont know what it weighs but it is definitely heavier than most. But that's never bothered me.
Always in Season
do you have mid grade ammo for those on a budget?
Always in Season
do you have mid grade ammo for those on a budget?
Reviving my own old thread here...
I tried some new to me ammo. I had a coupon to Dicks (otherwise i wouldn't of gone there) and tried some of their own brand ammo. It's field and stream ammo, he said it's made by Franchi. I paid about 40 a flat with my coupon. Man that load was hard hitting and loud. But I did shoot well with it. I was shooting #8 1 ounce loads and #7.5 1 1/8 ounce loads
I tried some new to me ammo. I had a coupon to Dicks (otherwise i wouldn't of gone there) and tried some of their own brand ammo. It's field and stream ammo, he said it's made by Franchi. I paid about 40 a flat with my coupon. Man that load was hard hitting and loud. But I did shoot well with it. I was shooting #8 1 ounce loads and #7.5 1 1/8 ounce loads
Dick's...
