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Could you elaborate on your point of why you think just because low recoil 12-gauge rounds are available that would make a 20-gauge the better choice?
Better how? Do you have ballistics to compare the 12-gauge low-recoil to the 20-gauge round - is that 20 gauge round also going to be a low-recoil version or a "standard load" version? I use the Federal LE132-00 with flite control wad - it features 9 pellets - 00 buck traveling at 1145 fps. This is considered a "low-recoil" round with tighter patterning - patterning is due to the flite-control wad. What 20-gauge round do you want to compare against it? Buck Shot Stats for reference Shot Number : Pellet Diameter(Inches) : Average Pellet Weight (Grains) 4 : 0.24 : 20.6 3 : 0.25 : 23.4 2 : 0.27 : 29.4 1 : 0.30 : 40.0 0 : 0.32 : 48.3 00 : 0.33 : 53.8 000 : 0.36 : 68.0
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Try this link
http://www.internetarmory.com/shotgun_defense.htm Personally I have a 20 guage mossberg Crusier. Great gun and a great price, and something the wife can use if nessary without getting knocked on her azz. |
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there is no replacement for displacement...except for a bigger turbo, but you can't put a turbo on a shotgun and have the same desired effect
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Federal F207 3" shells shoot 18 pellets that travel at 1100 fps. I guess I wouldn't feel underpowered compared to the 12-gauge 00 LE rounds really - but I'd have to see some testing on the effectiveness of the #2 20-gauge shells vs. 12-gauge 00 shells on some targets.
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that'd be higher displacementI sleep with a Mossy 500a Persuader next to my bed and an XD45 on the night stand. I imagine a 20ga would be plenty effective for home defense. I'd say anything but a .410 will do the job when the SHTF.
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Yeah especially if the Signifgant Other will not pick up the 12-gauge cause it hurts to shoot it/knocks her on her ass if she is not careful. I think my wife would be happier with a 20G but have not convinced her too get one yet
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Just remember, when the shit hits the fan, Dicks, Walmart, K-Mart, and every gun shop ALWAYS has plenty of 12 gauge buck, slug, whatever in stock. 20 gauge is going to limit you to fewer places.
Who cares about recoil? Buy a nice pad. Well worth the money. |
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I have a nice Knoxx Stock and for me the recoil is nothing. My wife is very little however. She can shoot the Mossberg, just doesn't like too.
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that'd be higher displacement



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