Several times over the years I've spotted a grouse in the branches above me while I'm sitting and waiting for a deer with a slug chambered in my 870. And I'm drawn to double barreled guns.
Would it make sense to invest in one and head out with a load of birdshot in one chamber and a slug (or buckshot) in the other? Of course only when the seasons overlap.
Would it make sense to invest in one and head out with a load of birdshot in one chamber and a slug (or buckshot) in the other? Of course only when the seasons overlap.