Cottonland Hunting/Shooting Thread

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Of course. Beretta. Sorry.


I'm a big fan of Beretta autos. I have a 390 that I shot clays with that has thousands of rounds through it and it is still my favorite gun ever.

Ill move him to a 12g as soon as he has the strength but he's still a small guy. I think he's 3-4 years from it.
 
Of course. Beretta. Sorry.


I'm a big fan of Beretta autos. I have a 390 that I shot clays with that has thousands of rounds through it and it is still my favorite gun ever.

Ill move him to a 12g as soon as he has the strength but he's still a small guy. I think he's 3-4 years from it.

Honestly, I doubt a 12 gauge beretta is going to kick that much harder than a 11-87 in 20 ga. The youth 20's are so light that they usually pack a decent whallop. My wife did not like shooting a 11-87 youth model. Now whether he can handle the weight of a 12 and an adult length of pull would be the big variable. Some of the Berettas now come with adjustable length of pulls, ie the model 1301 that is likely to be my next shotgun.
 
Home at 5:15, looking at this at 5:30.

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I hate mini 14s. Pie plate accuracy. I do covet the super rare model in .222 Remington!
Who has an AR?
Let's go to the range... I just want to fire some rounds and compare for a real world scenario.
As this seems to be debate across multiple interwebs anyway.
 
I lost all of mine in a boating accident.

Iowa Park gator hunting?

Beamed from my Galaxy 4 using IH8MUD to your computer screen
 
That's a big dude. The ones on my place will never be still long enough to shoot.

It was moving fast at dark but luckily it was moving directly toward me

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