My New Bird Gun is a BEAST!!! 3 1/2 inch shells.....

[@donaldmartin4980]

I tried my son in law’s Benelli 3.5 inch with heavy turkey loads. I decided at that point , I really like my retinas to remain attached to my eyeballs….If I can’t kill dinner with regular loads I probably need to work on my hunting and closure skills a bit more…That gun made me appreciate my 20 gauge all that much more….. it never failed me and my shoulder never complained.

[@beavisbrowne3497]

Yep had a nova. Shooting turkey sitting would almost always eject case just holding on to it with 3.5 turkey and dead coyote loads. Then watched my buddy kill 4 with 2.3/4

[@jeanmorin3247]

That was a really, really fun video. Indeed! Those three-and-a-half are fearsome anti-air artillery. Geese will not be spared in the clouds.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

💪💪

[@vitalshok2238]

I have the same cz 612. Its probably one of the best pump shotguns I've ever shot. Picked it up last year and I thought it was a hell of a deal. Comes with 5 chokes and I bought a Carlson turkey choke with .650 constriction.

[@oldad6207]

Just remember the full for steel and lead is a lot different. A full for steel is like a Modified for lead.

[@adarshasokansindhya]

That Hypersonic steel 3.5inch shell recoil was badass💪💪💥💥💥

[@415gman]

Those Remington hypersonic 3 1/2 are goose slayers. In my area we don’t get geese that fly too low so often but once in a while they will let me take a poke or 2 at them and those hypersonics stone them all the time

[@scottmeacham1738]

Hahaha! Try some 3 1/2" turkey load. I'm not a frail fellow and they put a hurtin on me with my 870 Super Mag! Thanks for sharing this video with us!

[@domparisi3913]

Hey, all. Hope everyone's doing fine. Ready for another .!!😉

[@neckstumping]

You need to try 3.5 inch lead turkey loads! With over 2oz they will straighten you right out for sure!

[@davidabernathy4553]

Well now this was a interesting video and that three and half inch shotgun has a lot of mojo. That is the reason I do not shoot a pump shotgun anymore I shoot the semi-auto,because they are very reliable and recoil is much more manageable.

[@avidwaterfowler7522]

May as well stick with 3” to keep your follow up shots closer together. 3.5” looked like they really beat you up. I use to shoot 3.5” up to about 2016 and then went back to 3”. I just improved my shooting instead of compensating for my inability to hit waterfowl. Honestly, I think it’s more of a mental thing. A #2 pellet is no more lethal out of a 3” or 3.5” shell if the velocities are similar. Payload is the only difference usually.

[@rickwalcott3984]

Good stuff; I used to have a 12 gauge Savage (I believe) 36 inch barrel 3.5 chamber, clip Fed bolt action, slower 17:39 than a pump, but she would reach out and deliver solid kills on the high flyers, ( Lead shot days.)

[@garrettforchrist2700]

It fed those 3 1/2 inches, so that's good! Nice shotgun!🇺🇲✝️🇺🇲

[@Ocho-Sinko]

Them 3.1/2 shells would definitely drop anything flying with wings 🦆. Nice shotgun.

[@joelmcmahan7386]

I knew my 3.5 inch kicked hard when WTW shot it and said, it kicks harder then his Barrett 50 BMG. That one will make a fine turkey gun also. A fine scatter gun is a good thing to have. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 👍🇺🇸🦆🦃🦌🎥💯

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yup!!!!

[@ringokidd387]

Lol Smoked Duck and Goose at Who Tee Whooooo house!

[@Kesssuli]

Remington 870 3 1/2 owner here. I only use two length shells. 2 3/4 for clayshooting and sometimes just pest birds which happen to land too close when hunting and not worth of real shell. And then 3 1/2 shells for game animals. 1 1/2 oz steel shots for waterfowl and 2 3/8 oz lead loads for everything else. Those lead loads are kickers when taking practice shots but in hunt adrenalin will take your thoughs off from unnecessary things like feeling of recoil. When you are shooting ducks from sky or emptying your tube on escaping wood grouse between trees. Only after while you realise that you just literally magdumped all your shells in 1.5 sec.

[@bushinbritishcolumbia6935]

Lmao,,,,i laughed soooo hard when you let that 1st 3 1/2" rip,,,,even i was like,,"damn son",,,,,

[@justinweaver8787]

I used to have a 3.5in Remington 870 express magnum. Sweet guns.

[@jaxturner7288]

Do you really feel it just, “in your shoulder”? I ask because about a decade back I went out and bought myself a 3-1/2” goose gun, that weekend my son threw out a clay pigeon so I could try it out before the upcoming hunting trip that I had bought it for. Well he threw that clay out hard to the left so I swung that behemoth around loose as a goose and yanked the trigger on a 3.5 inch ounce and a half?? tungsten? load, It totally dusted the clay pigeon into a cloud and also blew the number 9 disc right out of my spine. Never did go goose hunting, never was “fit for combat” again either. I still have 24 of those 3-1/2” T shot shells till this day but I traded that tool in for probably about half of what I had into it and I was never cleared for full duty in the national guard again. Nowadays I stretch out before I use any 3” 12 gauge round. 3 and a half just ain’t for me. 👊

[@johnshields9110]

Add a couple of decades unto your date and you have me with a 3 1/2 inch 12 guage too. I killed two turkey, and one goose, and it spent the rest of its life in the closet! I also did 6 practice rounds with full bore turkey loads; haven't finished that 10 round box of shells and don't expect to!

[@chevyon37s]

Give Boss shotshells a try, I’ve been using 2 3/4” bismuth loads with 1 1/4oz payload. Boss also makes a 3” load with 1 1/2oz of payload like most steel 3.5” loads. Also a good gas operated shotgun really cuts down the recoil.

[@Dalesarty]

CZ is always a good choice 👍👍.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I agree

[@chevyon37s]

CZ was never on my radar until I saw the CZ teal over/under on sale for $650 and it looked to be a lot of gun for the money. Bought it and took it on a dove hunting trip and shot trap with it and did great and I liked it so much I also bought one in 20ga a few months later... then a few months more I bought a CZ 457 .22LR and love it too. So I went from not really knowing anything about CZ to buying 3 within a year! And love em. Great guns for the money.

[@timshelley8635]

Great video! Thanks for going the distance and spending the money. Ice that shoulder! Lol! That 3&1/2 is a beast!

[@timshelley8635]

I've got a Remington 870 Ultra Mag that handles 2 3/4 to 3 1/2 but I have only shot 3" thru it. It's a heavy beast!

[@reapergrim76]

Awesome stuff! 👌

[@clc040]

I love all the enthusiasm you have making these videos.

[@clc040]

Most of these gun videos you see are too serious. You add some humor & make it more fun to watch.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching 🙏

[@harps6668]

Very nice looking firearm mate & being a CZ ya can't go wrong.

[@robertwies6806]

Need to see this on some clay blocks.

[@jeffreybean5363]

Very nice bird gun.. 3.5 inch has some serious awesome sauce..👍👍👍

[@WHOTEEWHO]

💪💪

[@paulmoss7940]

Oww them Mega boogies be to mucho for me , I'll stick with the 3's. I got the new 940pro waterfowl but no opinion yet. Congrats on your new cigar smoker ! CZ always solid value.

[@ringokidd387]

Hahaha! Whootin Who Tee Whooooo! Is Rockin em !

[@WHOTEEWHO]

💥💥💥

[@justinquamme916]

Come in broseph!! Put all that lead down range!!!

[@jaxturner7288]

Lead? Lead is for poor sick people. This mans sending precious metals down range like the health conscious baller he is!!

[@richardgoecks9377]

3 1/2" 12ga kicks a lot harder than a 3 1/2" 10ga. I'm getting to old, and I'm wise enough to know not to shoot that 3 1/2" 12ga. I switched to a side by side 410 for turkeys, it is a lot more fun to shoot, if you can find shells.

[@andrewgoodwin9385]

Hypersonic 3"" #2 is great for ducks and geese. Kicks like a Magnum slug. I stay away from 3 12 hypersonic now. It's brutal to shoot. It kicks 3 times as much as my 10 gauge

[@chevyon37s]

Better have the geese close. #2 steel just doesn’t carry the energy to penetrate out at distance to kill geese, the extra velocity from the hypersonics doesn’t net you much more effective yardage. But that said I’ve went to Boss 3” 1 1/2oz #2 bismuth for geese. Always used to use BB, BBB, and T steel shot for geese. But the Boss bismuth puts steel to shame.

[@andrewgoodwin9385]

@@chevyon37s BB hevi steel works great on ducks. It doesn't kick much and not that expensive. Shells here in Canada are getting hard to find. 410 are impossible.

[@michellewilt4479]

Kicks harder than your 10 gauge? Interesting. Im weird in that I like a good recoil when I'm shooting my long guns, and have been looking for either a 3 1/2" 12 gauge or a 10 gauge to be my waterfowl and turkey gun, so I might have to invest in a heavier 12 gauge instead just to have that extra oomph that I like. My 3" 12 gauge usually does the trick, but sometimes it just injures them and I need to dispatch them with a second shot, or more when an injured goose or duck plops into water and is able to swim and dive away from me faster than I can close to range (which really sucks when you're on a huge lake in a canoe with an underpowered motor that drains the battery too quickly and an old man who can't row... Dad and I are working on that set up as a separate project) The turkeys and waterfowl where I hunt are smart, so I don't get close range or low flying shots at them, and I need something that will reach out and take them down hard and not have to row back and forth across a lake chasing an injured goose or duck. I mean, it's a comical scene from the outside and we laugh about it when we finish our hunts, but man it's rough. The turkeys are usually easier, haven't had to chase them very far if my 3" doesn't outright kill them.

[@chevyon37s]

@@michellewilt4479 a 3 1/2” load isn’t necessarily going to kill birds any better than a 3” load. It’s usually the same size/type of shot moving at the same speed, so each individual pellet has the same energy wether out of a 2 3/4” or a 3 1/2” load. And if you can’t cleanly kill birds with a 3” load, you’re just taking poor shots and hoping a likely heavier payload carrying more pellets will give you more chances to make up for poor shooting/ hunting. My favorite duck load is a 2 3/4” shell carrying 1 1/4oz of #4 bismuth. Which so happens to actually carry the same weight in payload as a majority of 3” steel shot loads. And I run it in a long range Patternmaster choke tube. You need to put loads on paper and see what they are actually doing out of a given choke tube constriction. And in many cases a 3 1/2” load out of a 12ga patterns more poorly than a 3” load (especially compared to a 3 1/2” 10ga) because now you’re pushing so many pellets down a narrow bore and getting a longer shot string and that can result in an uneven pattern with holes/ blank spots. That can completely miss a bird, even if your aim was perfect. So a tighter choked 3” load is probably your best bet as you’ll have more hits in the vital areas of a duck at what sounds like the longer shots you’re taking. And remember the effective range of a shotgun on waterfowl is only about 60-65yds max. After that the pellets lack enough energy to lethally penetrate a duck/goose no matter what load or shotgun you’re shooting. While you may like the recoil of a gun, it makes follow up shots less accurate so that may also be playing into your crippled bird problem. And heavier recoiling 3 1/2” loads will only make that worse. Also it’s illegal to pursue and shoot waterfowl from a moving motorized vessel. So you might want to be more careful in chasing cripples down with a motor, unless you can bring the vessel to a full stop before shooting at them.

[@michellewilt4479]

@@chevyon37s definitely looking for more velocity than number of pellets in the air. I want something that hits harder. The duck loads we did buy were incredibly expensive and worked 9 times out of 11, with two swimmers, and I haven't really seen any 3" shells that get up to 1700 fps. At least in my local stores, there may be plenty that I don't know about and I'm willing to admit that. As for shot placement, wing shots will take em down and usually kill them, but then you get the odd one or two that doesn't die immediately and sits there and swims all over the place as we chase it. And yes, motor is off and up and boat is stopped as much as we can stop it before we try to get the crippled ones in the water. And usually we are rowing rather than using the motor by that point, simply because we know it's illegal to use the motor in that manner. We spoke to a game warden about it and made sure everything we are doing is fully legal.

[@garywoodlief1976]

If you think they kick get some turkey loads with 2 oz shots it will hurt you as much as the turkey

[@bsellers711]

I love my Benelli Nova Tactical 3 1/2 inch! Funny thing is no one else does. Lol. Probably because it feels like you need to schedule a dentist appointment the day after you've fired it. Cool CZ man!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😆😆😆

[@YellowHammer26]

You the man........I can't shoot 3 1/2s in turkey loads threes are all I can handle, but you're a lot younger than I am . Very nice shotgun you got there. I shot pumps for years and finally switched to semi autos for less recoil........still a lot of recoil out of 3" turkey loads.

[@kellythompson1649]

Woo wee!!! I want one. 🤩🤩😎🤯

[@teotwawki00]

My CZ 712 with the 20" barrel and the extended mag tube is a great rig for home defense. Ticks like a fine watch. 🙂👍 People somehow don't catch on to great deals anymore. You gotta spend over $1k to be in the Semi Automatic club.

[@gatorflea2788]

Pattern test chokes and shells ?

[@donaldjones5701]

Nice bird gun I own the trusty old mossberg 835 and use it for Turkey. Never tried duck hunting but considering trying it. Good luck out there!

[@michellewilt4479]

Try it if you get the chance. It's incredibly fun, even if you miss every shot. My dad and I went for the first time about ten years ago, and tried to go every year since with various levels of success, though we've missed the last three years. We go out on a huge lake in a dinky little canoe, with an underpowered trawling motor hooked up to a car battery that dies too quickly (so we end up rowing back to the dock) but we always have a blast. Definitely look up the laws about waterfowl hunting, since they do change from time to time and they're federally enforced not just state laws... First time we went, we hid on the shore with decoys and called and everything and got a couple shots off but didn't get anything because the ducks were in middle of the lake and not around shore. We double checked the laws and checked with a game warden and realized that we could hunt from boats. Its weird how it was worded though, so that confused us, but the game warden cleared it up (at the time you couldnt hunt from speed boats or seadoos or the like, it's had to be something like a canoe or a john boat or similar, and the motor had to be off when hunting and a few other things) and he warned us to keep an eye on those laws since they do sometimes change. But it really is an absolute blast to do and I highly recommend it for anybody who enjoys hunting. Even sitting in a blind with decoys and calling is great, but I really love being out on the water and trying to get close enough with paddles and coasting (remember motor needs to be off before shooting) to get shots off when they fly.

[@sammartinez8084]

Nice looking and thank you for the info my friend

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Sam

[@bisleyblackhawk1288]

Nice shotgun W-T-W…you’ll enjoy that bing-bang 😊😊😊…just take care when shooting those 3 1/2” while sitting at a bench 😳😳😳 I bought a 28” Benelli Nova a few years ago to use for a Turkey gun…3 1/2” Turkey loads were brutal to say the least…I ended up selling it to a duck hunter and I just went back to my granddad’s old Browning A5 2 3/4 with a full choke (I still have all three barrels for it…F, M and IC)…I’ve not been lucky using it for turkeys but he killed a ton of waterfowl (pre steel shot) and a very few turkeys (didn’t see many turkeys in Georgia in the 1950s and 1960s) along with deer using it with 00 buck…the only Turkeys (2) I have killed was with my Remington 870 LW 20 Magnum (pre RemChoke…three different barrels for it also, come to think about it, I don’t own any shotguns with choke tubes 😐)…all in all I don’t like really heavy recoil in a long gun, I’m just wimpish like that 😳

[@mikestanley9176]

Some serious boom boom there.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Absolutely!

[@johnoleo1599]

I was going purchase 12g straight pull after watching you shoot that you got me thinking WHOTEEWHO👍

[@apostolicoutdoors]

@11:43 Now you know why I don’t shoot 3 1/2 anymore!! LOL

Nice! I love my Nova and it's a thumper too lolz

[@davidlawson3400]

I love mine. Ive considered trying to load it with slugs and hunt bigger game up here in Alaska. Also, mine came with some internal chokes. i don't recall getting 5. I bought it at the same time as my Mossberg 940 JM Pro and the chokes with that one were real nice.

[@TheJohndeere212]

Awesome gun!

[@jimmorwood9715]

Front bead is to get you there and then go to what your shooting

[@kitbruttig1995]

You might want to try Boss Bismuth/copper shells. You only need 2 3/4 for ducks and geese!

[@KanakaMaoli1]

That last shot you took made those clays disappear, I hope you still have duck leftover when you shoot them with your new Bing bang.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😆😆😆

[@thanielsommers4500]

I had a 2006 ish made 870 super magnum that missed fired all the time for me, had light primer strikes I almost used it as a bat a few times, that I defiantly couldeve thrown in a River. Nothing like my 870 3inch from the 90s I replaced the super mag with a browning 10 ga and love it for geese and turkeys, also found a FRanchi intensity 3.5 and a good price, wether im using 3.5 or not I like having the option to use everything

[@billylee2312]

Pretty solid gun.

[@petermonck5448]

Give it all the beans. 🤣👍😎🙏

[@AffordableArmory]

2 3/4” #4 shot for me. Duck hunting is how I got into guns. No need for magnums or BB shot if you know what you’re doing. “Turkeys at 500 yards” 🤣😭🤣🤣😂

[@Gavin_0710]

I know what I’m doing but I still shoot bb shot because in my experience it kills the ducks instantly. I use #3 a lot too

[@clubbyboi1]

I need to see you with a .700 nitro express please haha

[@joeltowle2737]

I have a bad shoulder, 3.5" no thank you, especially in a pump! Lol

[@swishswish386]

Nice work 👍👍👍 I love a bit of shottie action and that CZ certainly is the goods

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Swish

[@swishswish386]

@@WHOTEEWHO Always interesting, always fun & always a pleasure.. Keep them coming mate 👍

[@dansaver8247]

Terrific. 3 1/2 inch slugs next. Ha

[@williambeatty2675]

I have the 887 Remington chambered in 3.5 magnum really quite the beast and I have the Kent Fasteel 2.0 only going 1550 fps.

[@zeb3144]

When shooting fowl in the US, are you restricted to amount of cartridges in the gun? Im not clued up on American hunting laws. Here in UK, we're restricted to 3 max which is why 2+1 shotguns are popular here.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yes. Only 2+1 when waterfowl hunting

[@Kesssuli]

In Finland only semi-autos have capacity limit in hunt what is typically 2+1. But there are exceptions in game animals what you are allowed to use 3+1. Manually operated guns dont have any limit in capacity.

[@zeb3144]

@@Kesssuli Here, you're also prohibited from shooting any game bird on a Sunday. Quirky laws here!

[@Kesssuli]

@@zeb3144 Anything close to that our coutry is splitted in hunting territories which have differences what animals you are allowed to hunt and what time periods. Overally those are global rules but there are small differences in length of seasons. But you are allowed to hunt every day and every game what is allowed in that area.

[@zeb3144]

@@Kesssuli In UK, ground game like rabbits & Hare can be shot with whatever capacity. There is no restriction on capacity only that it is done humanely.

[@tubbyshvfd9110]

Never noticed much difference between 3 and 3 1/2 steel….turkey loads on the other hand , will knock slobber out ya mouth lol . I use a Benelli Nova

[@chevyon37s]

That’s because the density of steel just isn’t there and a 3.5” steel shot load doesn’t have the payload of a 3.5” lead, TSS, or bismuth load. Last year I shot my turkey with a 3” Boss tungsten load with 2oz of payload... most 3.5” steel loads are only 1 1/2oz.

[@tubbyshvfd9110]

@@chevyon37s yeah, was just commenting. I used to duck hunt and still turkey hunt. I knew the reason behind it lol

[@stephaniebolding3741]

👍👍 nice video like always 👌

[@charlesmorgan1879]

💥💥💥quack quack goose...

[@coltwinchester6124]

I still use my 16 gauge shot gun 2 1/2. Been enough for me.

[@jaxturner7288]

I bet nobody and nothing you shot with it shrugged it off or laughed.

[@andrewgoodwin9385]

I own one. Plenty of shells around too! Nice to carry and easy to shoot.

[@jaxturner7288]

@@andrewgoodwin9385 carry? Daily ccw carry around a 16 gauge? That’s a gangster level toughness. Oh!!! you mean nice to carry, like it’s nice to carry it across endless grassy fields bird hunting …. I got ya Still pretty gangster for equipping a 16. 👍

[@andrewgoodwin9385]

@@jaxturner7288 yeah lol walking around with a 16 gauge stuffed down your pants is badass. Yeah the 16 gauge is light and fun to shoot. Great for small game. A friend's grandfather would use a 16 Ga slug for moose hunting.

[@johnturner5893]

Nice to have tough shoulders. Nice shotgun.

[@MattWaller04]

Oooooo can we get a giant clay blocks of 2.75” birdshot vs 3.5” birdshot? Awesome video as always

[@txwelder]

Hunted some sandhill cranes couple weeks ago shot 3½ all day I'm shooting a retay masai mara semiauto ran flawlessly

[@andywaldridge3339]

You should look into a Carlson cremator choke tube it made my patterns way better then factory choke tubes

[@shaneiveson517]

I think it was the recoil on the nitro steel every time you shot kinda opened up the breech a little making you short stroke

[@harps6668]

Maybe the length of the brass on the shell mate my Adler B230 hates long brass.

[@BulletsB4Guns_2A]

Super cool video WTW 😎

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Always appreciate you watching

[@royphelps8084]

Feels like the 3.5 buckshot kicks a tad more than 4sor 5,6s in 3.5 loads my uncle got me on 000buck, deer hunting in Arkansas .

[@bigtrev761]

Hey big fella I just saw you on Shooting stuff Australia🇦🇺....Noice CZZZ.... 3 1/2 thrill seekers 😂

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey Big Trev!

[@royphelps8084]

Ive a Ithaca 10 , 3.5 magnum. But I'm more partial on my Remington 870 super express magnum. I got spoiled on a 3 inch 870 wingmaster, years ago . My son. Wanted my 1100 Remington 32 inch full choke, it loves 000buckshot better than another sized buckshot

[@jakehenry8916]

Yep, that's one sweet boomstik alright, kool, shakyjake out.

[@shanewireman361]

I use 12gauge 3inch BB for canadian geese here in montana and 3 shot for ducks

[@InTheYear]

Awesome content Who Tee Who!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🙏🙏🙏

[@wemcal]

Great video and wonderful shotgun... I picked up some 3 1/2 shells by mistake a few months ago... now I want a SG to shot them

[@michellewilt4479]

Looking at the comments, it seems I'm one of the few people who likes the recoil of 3.5" shells and has spent the last decade or so trying to find a gun of my own that is chambered in it. My general purpose 12 gauge chambered in 3" does the jobs I want it to, but man it just doesn't have the oomph I like on my shoulder. That said, a friend of mine has a 16 gauge that's a shoulder breaker and I love that thing when he brings it out. I'd get myself one, but the shells are incredibly hard to find. My friend only found two boxes of #9 shot target loads in the five years since he began bringing it out to the range, and nothing to hunt with. I don't know why, but I just enjoy a good recoil in my long guns, and I don't find that it effects my ability to take follow up shots if I need to because nothing I use with a heavy recoil is semi auto. I still use smaller calibers that don't have recoil for hunting too, but my favorite guns all kick like mules.

[@eugenejensen576]

Beautiful shotgun

[@benmadderom2281]

You'd never go shoot doves with a 3 1/2 inch steel (or lead for that matter) magnum load. You'd turn them into dove paste. Of course you have use for the loads with less "beans." lmao

[@rottiesrule5285]

dang WTW aren't three in. mags. enough of a sore rotator cup???...glad i'm not the only one who has a thing for recoil....nice gun ...

[@rottiesrule5285]

@@HALWG51 you understood what i meant that was good enough...sorry my spelling doesn't meet up to your approval....some of us aren't perfect....glad we have grammer police like you to keep us in line...thank you

[@jimmorwood9715]

Hoper sonic works

[@ithebandon]

Holy kick!!!!

[@georgeparrault9945]

Harder it Kicks the More Precise You’ll try to be.

[@kellythompson1649]

What’s the barrel quality on your two cz’s. I’m looking at buying a new waterfowl gun. But I heard the barrels wasn’t good steel like all the other brands. I’d like to know before I spend the cash

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Seems to be fine to me

[@jefferytillis8309]

Are these 612s made by Akkar like the home defense models?

[@proudservice4407]

It's not the crimp WTW it's the brass man.. looks like the nitro has a little taper to the lip

[@terrell48]

Clean it

[@royphelps8084]

I forgot who makes it , but on my 870s I use the super turkey full or the undertaker on them , both will send that gun club a long ways ,in my guns . When I'm out rabbit and or squirrel hunting, I leave room in the magazine for 1 load of buckshot , in case I find a sore toothed bear , a few years ago had a case of hydrophobic coyotes and other critters here .

[@waynecastleman1363]

I'll have the Goose a Roni and Sweet Tea , no lemon hmm hmm.

[@GregariousAntithesis]

You need a pigeon thrower feller

[@Outdoorswithcorey]

Nice buddy 💥🦆

[@Thedoug369]

Ya just don't need 3 1/2 Inch shells. 3in mags will do everything you need without destroying your rotator cuff. Well maybe just a little...

[@billdont2458]

I've got the same gun in the 3" version.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome

[@WesleyHartlineUSA]

Which choke type did you use on your hunt?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Full

[@BuRn1NgAnUs]

This is a sweet gun, the only thing I don't like is it's not a 10 Gauge LOL

[@michaelhubbard1711]

Beautiful gun ! Hard hittin joker !! I’ve got a Remington that shoots a 3 1/2 but I’ve never fired one through it ! My shoulder is older than yours 🔨 down !

[@garyhopkinssr8561]

I had some 3 inch turkey loads that I shot that had 1850 FPS those things hurt but they really did dadgum work