lizziedog1
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Does anyone have any theory why the .410's are popular and the 28 gauges are not? It has always seemed to me that thier popularity should be the other way around.
Both shoot similar payloads and have similar recoil. But the 28 does shoot a better, more usefull pattern. Some say the .410 is good for beginners, others know that it is actually a shotgun for experts. Now the 28 wouldn't be a bad choice for beginners or recoil shy folks.
There are shooters that have never heard of a 28 gauge or even seen a shell of one. I doubt that any shooter is unaware of .410's. Heck, most folks either own one or grew up with one.
Does anyone else agree that the popularity of .410's and 28's should be reversed?
Both shoot similar payloads and have similar recoil. But the 28 does shoot a better, more usefull pattern. Some say the .410 is good for beginners, others know that it is actually a shotgun for experts. Now the 28 wouldn't be a bad choice for beginners or recoil shy folks.
There are shooters that have never heard of a 28 gauge or even seen a shell of one. I doubt that any shooter is unaware of .410's. Heck, most folks either own one or grew up with one.
Does anyone else agree that the popularity of .410's and 28's should be reversed?