EVERYTHING You Need To KNOW About 28 GAUGE Duck and Goose Hunting!!

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I have a tri-star 28 gauge as well! What choke tube have you been using with the boss ammo?
Comment from : Zach C

ever try the 3/5 duplex loads? I use them in my 12ga for ducks, geese, and pheasant and absolutely love it Been debating between the 4s or 3/5s to get a case of with my 28
Comment from : Joshua Borchardt

I got a cz 28ga and I going to try boss this year for duck I think it's going to be fun
Comment from : Chris Hart

Alot of the reasons you list are reasons I started using a 410 It's easier to carry and shoot with my bad shoulders I just couldn't take the number of shots during dove season with the 12 gauge anymore brI saw a 28 gauge 870 at the local shop and I think it may be the ticket for waterfowl The 410 is a little thin in the pattern at 30 yards
Comment from : travis cochran

Gosto muito de seus conteúdos parabénsbr Pena que não falo inglês, se tivesse uma legenda em português o público que não fala inglês aproveitaria o máximo
Comment from : Ailson RODRIGUES BARBOSA

What held you back from getting the silver which is lighter?
Comment from : eric prieto

You do understand that 28ga shoots just as far as 12ga 1350 fps goes exactly the same distance
Comment from : Charles Cox

Have you shot the 3/5 blend yet? If you have, your thoughts?
Comment from : Justins Input On Everything

Most waterfowl are taken within 30 yards no matter the gauge
Comment from : mythbuster

What choke do you use in that gun I’m looking at getting a 28 gauge shotgun
Comment from : The Amputee Hunter

I have the Mossberg sa-28 the only thing I have hunted with it is Dove, Squirrel and rabbit I find with the right choke and 3/4 ounce of #6 it's no different than my 20 gauge kills them dead out to 50 yards
Comment from : Shane Reed

LOL! 15-16 years is nothing 50-60 years is a long time
Comment from : Talisi Kid

I have the same gun and trying to figure out what choke your using?
Comment from : Hunter Adams

I found that reloading my own Bismuth shot shells has made the price of 28 gauge very affordable
Comment from : JD Boswell

Great video and information
Comment from : wemcal

Get a mec 600 jr mark 5 28ga reloader Load your own load what size shot u want I bought one before i got my tristar g2 viper 28ga Been loading up #6 And a few #5 for squirrel hunting Planning on crow hunting with mine this winter Load up some 75 or 8 shot for them
Comment from : Ozark_Trapper

Been shooting my 20 more than my 12 for the last season I see Tristar is now selling one in 16 gauge……very interesting…
Comment from : Frank Chance

Who shoots foxes over hounds with a 28 Gauge in the USA?
Comment from : mchughcb

Did u use #4 bismuth for geese? If so, how did it perform and what was the range? Thanks!
Comment from : Jonathan Goodwin

One problem is people think they need big bore shotguns for waterfowl Sub 12 gauge will kill anything you want Glad you like the 28 so much You had great success last season with the 28
Comment from : cf outdoors

How far is the typical shot u take? 20yards to 30yards or what
Comment from : River River’s

Thumbs up 👍
Comment from : Cooper Nickerson

Does it jam much?
Comment from : Deer Slayer

Speaking of Wal-Marts carrying the 28 ga shells My Wal-Marts has the same 3 Boxes of 28ga shells for over 2 months I guess nobody around here shoots them Oh I didn`t say but there Bird loads NOT Duck loads Enjoyed it Matt
Comment from : Chuck Smith

What choke do you use in your 28 gauge? I have a Remington 870 wingmaster in 28 gauge, haven't shot any ducks with it yet, hopefully this season
Comment from : Joseph Meeks

If possible can you maybe try for pheasant using the boss/ 28 gauge For birds I think that might be the last “tough” to harvest bird This journey keeps getting better Thanks Matt
Comment from : Duck Brian