Salmon Assassin Posted March 20, 2013 Posted March 20, 2013 This my first year hunting. I am going to be on some private land with a buddy,with an experienced caller. I have the few questions. 1. Iron sights or red dot? I have a Mossberg 9352. Will the mossberg accu choke xtra full be good enough or should I get something else.3. Ammo. Any brands to avoid or to get. 3 or 3 1/2" shellsgot my camo, got my permit, May 1st - May 7th something is going to die.
RedRider Posted March 20, 2013 Posted March 20, 2013 Iron sights will work, red dot is nicer:grin: 3" should be sufficient the most important thing to do is pattern test to see where the pattern is going.
SPOONWASHER Posted March 20, 2013 Posted March 20, 2013 RedRider said: Iron sights will work, red dot is nicer:grin:3" should be sufficient the most important thing to do is pattern test to see where the pattern is going. This. Instead of buying a red dot put the money into some different loads to see what your gun likes. If you feel like beating yourself up with the 3 1/2s, go for it. Otherwise the 3s will do the job just fine.
Salmon Assassin Posted March 20, 2013 Author Posted March 20, 2013 I know from duck hunting the gun loves federal, specifically black cloud #2. I am going to start with federals for turkeys and work from there. Thanks. I may go with the red dot, figure I can toss that on a different gun in the off season.
SPOONWASHER Posted March 20, 2013 Posted March 20, 2013 Salmon Assassin said: I know from duck hunting the gun loves federal, specifically black cloud #2. I am going to start with federals for turkeys and work from there. Thanks. I may go with the red dot, figure I can toss that on a different gun in the off season.If you go the red dot route, I would recommend spending a little bit of money. A 3 1/2" gun will wreck some cheap red dots in just a couple shots. I shoot Feds for just about everything. That gun should throw a great pattern at 50 yards with a little load work.
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