What age did your lil ones start shooting shotguns?

[redaddiction]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

true that. The newer model automatics are pretty low on recoil. Do they make a semi auto .410?

Remington 110 .410 but they are expensive.

[tboy]

Originally Posted by redaddiction

Remington 110 .410 but they are expensive.

Yeah, buddy just found and bought one. 1200 bucks

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by tboy

Yeah, buddy just found and bought one. 1200 bucks

Wow

[marshmellow]

Both age & size should be considered.
Try a 20 ga. gas operated automatic, youth model if possible, IC choke.
Then put a long plug in the magazine, only allowing one shot at a time.

[cajun bill]

Started my boy at 7 on a 20 ga. crack barrel on which I had cut down the stock and put a well padded rubber pad. First shot he made was on a Whistler and he folded it. I kept the piece I cut off and as he grew older, I added the back till his arms were long enough to handle an adult gun. Ah yes, those memories are sweet.

[redaddiction]

Originally Posted by cajun bill

Started my boy at 7 on a 20 ga. crack barrel on which I had cut down the stock and put a well padded rubber pad. First shot he made was on a Whistler and he folded it. I kept the piece I cut off and as he grew older, I added the back till his arms were long enough to handle an adult gun. Ah yes, those memories are sweet.

Dang, that's one tough little boy! A 20ga crack barrel kicks more than a 12ga semi-auto. I don't even like shooting them. LOL

[B-Stealth]

Originally Posted by redaddiction

Dang, that's one tough little boy! A 20ga crack barrel kicks more than a 12ga semi-auto. I don't even like shooting them. LOL

Yea the hell with a 20 gauge crack barrel; they are way out of balance and bite like a rattlesnake.

Y'all need to jump on the 28 gauge band-wagon; then you can convince the wife you will be saving money by loading your own shells while drinking beer in the shed.

[jlincecum]

one I have is a Franchi 720 youth 20ga