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<blockquote data-quote="mellison" data-source="post: 2208457" data-attributes="member: 2563"><p>I agree with you. Both my brother and I brought up on SS .410. You really have to focus to get consistent kills which is what wing shooting is all about. Then moved to a SS 20 gauge which was very light and kicked like a mule. Would stick with the .410 as suggested and then move to a SS 28 gauge which will not kick so much and risk developing a flinch. When ready for a 12 gauge would highly recommend an inexpensive O/U first for same reason of developing focus and consistency. You could also move to a O/U 28 gauge and only allow one shot at a time for a season or two. If you cannot get them with two shots then another one will not help. See way too many people blasting away with autos and when you hear three shots you can bet it is three misses. The only reason for an auto is if you are a very good shot and want a triple from a duck blind or are doing high volume shooting in South America. Youths with an auto is a good way to develop some very bad habits that are difficult to break.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mellison, post: 2208457, member: 2563"] I agree with you. Both my brother and I brought up on SS .410. You really have to focus to get consistent kills which is what wing shooting is all about. Then moved to a SS 20 gauge which was very light and kicked like a mule. Would stick with the .410 as suggested and then move to a SS 28 gauge which will not kick so much and risk developing a flinch. When ready for a 12 gauge would highly recommend an inexpensive O/U first for same reason of developing focus and consistency. You could also move to a O/U 28 gauge and only allow one shot at a time for a season or two. If you cannot get them with two shots then another one will not help. See way too many people blasting away with autos and when you hear three shots you can bet it is three misses. The only reason for an auto is if you are a very good shot and want a triple from a duck blind or are doing high volume shooting in South America. Youths with an auto is a good way to develop some very bad habits that are difficult to break. [/QUOTE]
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