New steel shells....

[Big Mat]

I've often thought the same. My home loads would be more than capable on most of the game I shoot, but not really suited to a game gun, so an auto would be the way forwards. It would put an end to the odd high bird day I have a year though. "Let's hope it never happens" is worth repeating.

 

For the little game i shoot a season now, i use steel in a 20 bore, 28 gram 4s. Seems to do a nice job at all ranges. Admittedly it's out of a modern over/under but i'd have though 28 gram would be easily do able out of older guns

[Kraai]

 

For the little game i shoot a season now, i use steel in a 20 bore, 28 gram 4s. Seems to do a nice job at all ranges. Admittedly it's out of a modern over/under but i'd have though 28 gram would be easily do able out of older guns

 

 

For the little game i shoot a season now, i use steel in a 20 bore, 28 gram 4s. Seems to do a nice job at all ranges. Admittedly it's out of a modern over/under but i'd have though 28 gram would be easily do able out of older guns

 

For the little game i shoot a season now, i use steel in a 20 bore, 28 gram 4s. Seems to do a nice job at all ranges. Admittedly it's out of a modern over/under but i'd have though 28 gram would be easily do able out of older guns

28gr of steek in cal 20? Magnums?

[Big Mat]

28gr of steek in cal 20? Magnums?

3" case, Lil gun powder, it is actually a very nice shooting cartridges, not too much recoil. The only time I shoot game, there is chance of a duck on most drives so it's nice to not have to swap cartridges around. For 100 or so shots a season it is not too expensive either, actually a little cheaper then premium lead cartridges