wolfkiller

Pheasants should be on wheat, ducks on barley.

thanks for all the replys,it is alot for what is in essence a budget base gun but unfortunately it is the only moderated o/u shotgun that is easily available (heard of the la porte 12b based on a fabarm but they hardly ever come up and are even more expensive and i would guess louder). i'm a keeper so its primary use would be shooting vermin on the estate (rabbits,crows pigeons),squirrels around the feeders etc where i want to keep noise disturbance to a minimum due to pheasants being around during the season.i'm used to the extra barrel length and odd handling from using the 410 s/b hushpower which like i said in the other post i do rate and is the gun i have with me constantly,so i think it wouldn't be much of a problem changing over to the 20.

I'm thinking of getting an investarm 20b o/u hushpower for vermin control,has anybody had any long term expierience of using one? what is the build quality and reliability like? was talking to a guy who works at the local gunshop and he says its just an alloy action which is abit on the soft side and probably wouldn't last.however this is just one persons opinions. Before i part with any hard earned cash i would be grateful for any opinions on them good or bad. I have a 410 baikel s/b hushpower which i rate highly but feel that a quick second shot would sometimes be handy,have looked at the mossy 410 but find it a bit unwieldy for my needs thanks

I bought some remington 40 grain accutip-v boat tails from my local RFD on saturday.They set my bck £26 per box of 20