Gobbler Nation

I have a 101 in 20 gauge and I believe you'll like the gun. I've only had the gun a few days, just mounted a reflex red dot and will be sighting in this weekend. I like everything about it, but the trigger pull may have to be adjusted down the road.

Gar Commander wrote: ↑April 17th, 2024, 10:43 am That is a stroll down memory lane!

Yup, killed a pile of gobblers with these.

Full box of 10 of the old white Hevi Shot 3", 1-3/4 oz of #6 shot. $45 plus $15 UPS shipping. PM me if interested. Thanks!

I believe the gun between those two is the ideal gun. The 28 with an ounce and a half load of tss is what I shoot and Salt Creek has an ounce and a quarter load that would be perfect for young hunters. I've shot the Salt Creek load in my SA-28 with very little recoil.

Yellow Cab - mouth calls

I believe a bloodwood over limba box from any reputable callmaker will serve you well.

Shot at 25 and 40 yards, I prefer the .525 because of the slight advantage of wiggle room up close. Both will knock the snot out of em at 40.

Send a PM to Hoobilly. He is Foxtrot Ammo.

That gun in 28 gauge, a pound lighter and double triggers would be my dream gun.

Got room in the safe for 1 more?

As MFL205 stated, this is not a 200+ yard gun. But in the woodlots and fields of traditionally shotgun only areas this caliber shines.

The 350 is bad medicine for deer and coyotes. In my opinion the best straight wall cartridge, especially in the 150 grain Winchester ammo.

I have the Meadow Creek rib mount on my SA-28. I really like it out in front of me. I have a receiver mounted red dot on my 1300 and prefer the rib mount.

.505 seems crazy tight for a stock choke. Made me go measure my factory full for my SA-28 and it was .530, right where I thought it would be.

Preference between the 20 and 28 is purely personal. If you already have a 20 and just looking for a back up another 20 makes sense. You'll already have the ammunition. I personally gave my 20 gauge turkey gun to my SIL once I handled, patterned and hunted my SA-28. Guess I'm one of the "Kool K...

WHO: Gobblez DATE: 4/26/2023 TIME: 7:30 AM STATE: Michigan SPECIES: Eastern WEAPON: Mossberg International SA-28 AMMO: Apex Ninja 8.5's CALL & MAKER: Lewis Inzer trumpet, Halloran Twisted Sister BEARD 1: 9.5" BEARD 2: BEARD 3: RIGHT SPUR: 1" LEFT SPUR: 1" WEIGHT: 24 lbs SCORE: 63 ...

Season opens in 3 weeks, hopefully a couple of those long beards will still close by.

Video of a flock that walked thru my woods Sunday morning, taken with my cellphone from the house.

Great looking boxes Ken! Love the wrapped handles.

Hopefully it will have the exclusive "stink pickle pocket".

Hold my beer, SW Michigan yesterday.

Rest in peace Scott

Ipe and sycamore short box, this box is for sale. Message me if interested. SOLD

Thanks for sharing!