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<blockquote data-quote="DartonJager" data-source="post: 2343736" data-attributes="member: 95733"><p>My friends go to Tom slayer is also a 26" 10ga BPS. He's gone almost 30 straight seasons of getting his Tom in both IN and IL. </p><p>If they didn't make a 3.5" 12ga I'd be shooting a 26" 10ga BPS. and in MY personal experience there is no such thing as TO MUCH HP when it comes to putting down a big ole Tom. Your target is essentially a small walnut placed on top of a pencil.</p><p></p><p>But my 12ga 3.5" 870 and BSN using 2oz of #5's out of a Winchester LB/XR shells give utterly devastatingly effective patterns out to 60 yards.</p><p>Great looking gun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DartonJager, post: 2343736, member: 95733"] My friends go to Tom slayer is also a 26" 10ga BPS. He's gone almost 30 straight seasons of getting his Tom in both IN and IL. If they didn't make a 3.5" 12ga I'd be shooting a 26" 10ga BPS. and in MY personal experience there is no such thing as TO MUCH HP when it comes to putting down a big ole Tom. Your target is essentially a small walnut placed on top of a pencil. But my 12ga 3.5" 870 and BSN using 2oz of #5's out of a Winchester LB/XR shells give utterly devastatingly effective patterns out to 60 yards. Great looking gun. [/QUOTE]
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