What is your Waterfowling Shotgun?
- Thread starter HKGuns
- Start date
Bailey Boat
Moderator
Raggedy old 11-87.... Takes a lickin and keeps tickin....
OkieCruffler
New member
It would have to be the 870.
But I've refused to hunt duck since that horrid lead shot ban came into effect.
edited to put in a much better pic.
But I've refused to hunt duck since that horrid lead shot ban came into effect.
edited to put in a much better pic.
Last edited:
hydroholic
New member
870 Wingmaster!
Nick9130White
New member
First my Remington 870 express. Then I sold that and bought a benelli Nova in max 4 last night
Boom Boom Boom
Inactive
Nothing Beats a Benelli SBE2, full max 4 camo. reliable, light... wouldnt trade it for anything.
Duck Guns
I shot a Winchester Super X model 1 that I bought as a 16 year old and shot for 20 some years with only one or two glitches from wear (lots of shells as it was also my trap gun). Then I convinced myself I needed a 3" gun and bought an 11-87sps that I shot for almost another 20 years, and never had any real issues with it, except the top of the piston wore through. Gunsmith told me it wouldn't affect anything unless it starts to crack further, and its still in place, although I bought a replacement to have at the ready. It's a fairly heavy gun, and I've retired it to trap practice on occasion, and still use it with a slug barrel for deer. I bought an M2 Benelli about three years ago as it was on sale for about 300 bucks cheaper than the SBE, and I don't mess with 3.5" shells anyway. We've broken half inch or better ice during the late duck season and all three guns over the years have been wet and frozen during the hunt, but never froze up or failed to shoot, unlike my Haydell's duck call which seems to freeze at temperatures below 50 degrees...... Figure that one out!!!!
I shot a Winchester Super X model 1 that I bought as a 16 year old and shot for 20 some years with only one or two glitches from wear (lots of shells as it was also my trap gun). Then I convinced myself I needed a 3" gun and bought an 11-87sps that I shot for almost another 20 years, and never had any real issues with it, except the top of the piston wore through. Gunsmith told me it wouldn't affect anything unless it starts to crack further, and its still in place, although I bought a replacement to have at the ready. It's a fairly heavy gun, and I've retired it to trap practice on occasion, and still use it with a slug barrel for deer. I bought an M2 Benelli about three years ago as it was on sale for about 300 bucks cheaper than the SBE, and I don't mess with 3.5" shells anyway. We've broken half inch or better ice during the late duck season and all three guns over the years have been wet and frozen during the hunt, but never froze up or failed to shoot, unlike my Haydell's duck call which seems to freeze at temperatures below 50 degrees...... Figure that one out!!!!
Orphanedcowboy
New member
Browning Auto 5 will always be my standard
But I have been using a Maxus this yr exclusively, I'll get some pictures of it soon.
But I have been using a Maxus this yr exclusively, I'll get some pictures of it soon.