Aren't 20GA quite abit cheaper to shoot than 12GA? Thanks for the post, I've been trying to pick a 12/20GA for my first shotgun. 20 might be easier to get me started.
I've seen some same-same 20 gauge shells going for a bit more than 12 just because it's not as "common." Seems sometimes to be a "specialty ammo thing." Go figure.
You'd think that less stuff should equate to less $$ - not always. Price 28 gauge shells sometimes. Should be less than 20 - not so usually. & then there's that ".410 thing." They get way pricey sometimes .....
Supply & demand & what the buyer will pay - economics in action.
[/quote]2) Cause a 20 is just part of a complete set (410, 28, 20, 16, 12, 10, 8) [/quote]
Where can you get a 8 guage shotgun? And where can you get modern ammo for it? I thought they were illegal except for industrial use.