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Could be were it's shooting to were your looking ie gunfit

Most miss range stuff I say this because at 20 yards just about any shell will work from a 410 if you put the pattern it produces in the right spot

Choke? Shouldn't be an issue imo not least if it's pointing in the right place. Something to consider if your not getting enough strikes and pricking stuff or blasting the heck out of stuff

Try some shots off the mount and see exactly were that 14 grm is going

I 200% promise you 14 grm of 7 will kill the life out of hares and the biggest toughest cock at 20

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Could be were it's shooting to were your looking ie gunfit

Most miss range stuff I say this because at 20 yards just about any shell will work from a 410 if you put the pattern it produces in the right spot

Choke? Shouldn't be an issue imo not least if it's pointing in the right place. Something to consider if your not getting enough strikes and pricking stuff or blasting the heck out of stuff

Try some shots off the mount and see exactly were that 14 grm is going

I 200% promise you 14 grm of 7 will kill the life out of hares and the biggest toughest cock at 20

Thanks will do some pattern tests
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The Yildiz .410 is a very light gun and very easy to stop swinging with. If that is the case you may just be catching the birds on the edge of the pattern resulting in a lot of winging. The lack of pellets in the load will only make it worse. 7's or 7 1/2's should work well at sensible ranges. As already said check gun fit and patterning. After that go and have a few rounds of skeet and see what is going on with moving targets.

 

Keep at it- .410s are great fun.

 

Brian

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The Yildiz .410 is a very light gun and very easy to stop swinging with. If that is the case you may just be catching the birds on the edge of the pattern resulting in a lot of winging. The lack of pellets in the load will only make it worse. 7's or 7 1/2's should work well at sensible ranges. As already said check gun fit and patterning. After that go and have a few rounds of skeet and see what is going on with moving targets.

 

Keep at it- .410s are great fun.

 

Brian

 

I agree. I would say the op is hitting birds with the outside of the pattern. A 12 is a lot more forgiving in this regard.

Try some skeet. My first round with my Yildiz gave me a satisfying 21/25.

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well its 1 of 3 things;

1.the gun

2.the cartridge

3.the bloke holding the gun.

if I were a bookmaker you could name your price on 1 and 2.........

agree with Motty a round of skeet will see you right...410s are the hardest things to shoot with,little margin/little wavey wands if you're used to a bigger/heavier gun...

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I don't see a 410 as much harder to shoot with within its patterning limitations range wise and we are talking 20 yards are we how much bigger in diameter is a 12 or 20 of similar choke at that range

Light often means fast if you doubt that try walking up snipe with a big bore double gun

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I read OPs post as missing lots 'even those at 20 yards'...I can only speak personally but of all the shotguns I have the 410s are the hardest to shoot well with whether that be clays or pigeons...I was not questioning its ability to kill at 20 yards,and agree it is light/fast.....which if not used to is I think the main reason it is tricky to shoot well with.

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