Although the 10 gauge is the biggest legal gauge allowed for hunting in the U.S., 10-gauge guns are heavy and awkward to carry. That leaves the 12 gauge as the biggest practical gauge, and, in ...

You can buy 12s for half that in some cases.” The 3½-inch 12-gauge load made the 10-gauge shotgun obsolete, but the big gun made a comeback in the 1990s when steel shot was required to hunt waterfowl.

But inside 35 yards, I have noticed little difference between a 28- and 12-gauge as long as I’m shooting bismuth or tungsten. If you shoot steel from a 28, I will caution you to keep your shots inside ...

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The 12 gauge gun will spit out 300 rounds per minute ... zero temperatures or a dunk in salt water thanks to its stainless steel construction. It uses a Tommy-Gun like cylinder to feed in the ...

Shoppers at select grocery stores around the South can pick up something new: ammunition dispensed from a high-tech vending machine that contains a plentiful assortment of 12-gauge shotgun shells ...