Retay Gordion 20 GA. Review

A quick video on the ‪@retayusa‬ Gordion 20 GA. and a sneak peek are the 20 in bottom land. the best inertia guns on the market and at a lower price.
the black gordion is msrp $799 and the camo is $899. at those prices you can't go wrong.

[@stevenbodart7492]

Grouse and Woodcock medicine here in Northern Wisconsin ! Nice Shotgun.

[@ncsmooth22]

For someone new to waterfowl hunting. Would you recommend a 12ga or 20ga? I am stuck between the two, I love how a 20ga shoulders for me. But I have never shot a 20ga, and only have money to buy one or the other. I will be using Boss ammo as well, just want to make sure that the 20ga will handle what I throw at it. Usually will be shooting under 40 yards, but want to make sure if I get in a situation where I need to take pass shots or further shots that the 20ga would handle it. The shotgun will be my all around gun, mostly for geese, ducks, dove, and turkey. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

[@nstrba12]

I would go with the 12 ga. version for just starting out. There a little more forgivable with shot count being higher and little more for distance. But if you shoot a 20 really well, practice and it patterns great. It will do what a 12 does.

[@ncsmooth22]

@@nstrba12 thanks brother, I really appreciate it

[@vangthao888]

Shot my dad's 20ga gordion and I have to say it feels great.

[@4lifeduckhunter]

Retay 20g here with a kicks chokes stones ducks at 30 and 40 yards if you need to make a shot that far.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

With TSS shot all you actually need is a 20 gauge 3 inch chambered shotgun. Aim and shoot them dead goose, Sandhill crane, or strutting turkey gobbler.