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My kids aee getting interested in trap an I have never been much of a shotgunner so a little help is needed. I have youth 870 20 but both my kids handle 12s well. I don't want to buy a dedicated trap gun as we do some bird and turkey hunting as well. Should I get anothed 870 but this time in 12 or is there a 300- 400 $ gun that will hunt and shoot better than an 870?
Side note a fellow I work with has a verona 12 with 5 chokes..for 200$..I'm going to look at it this evening.. but know it may not be what we need.
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Stocks and Barrels are easy to come by for guns like and 870 or 1100. I have a Trap grade 870 here with great wood on it, 30" barrel. I also have a youth length stock set, 21" Turkey/Coyote/Youth barrel and 26" vent rib choke tube barrels so I can set it up for any season and any shooter that wants to use it for much less than multiple shotguns
After the first shot the rest are just noise.
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The 870 is a great choice, but if you can find an 1100 for 3-400, they have a little less felt recoil. If you want to spend a little bit more, a 390/391 Beretta would be a really good one.
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