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My little CZ Bobwhite barked this morning in SW Mississippi . 42 yards. 1 5/8 oz T9’s with roll crimp!!

I thought I heard a shot. Nice going. Gil

Very nice! Congrats!

Looks like it bit too...

Congrats!

Beautiful!

Had to sent him in a backwards cartwheel?

Actually, yes!

Congrats on a nice gobbler, gun and call.

That's the way to do it!

congrats!! I love my CZ Bobwhite,,

Atta boy!

Congrats !

Nice bird, and awesome gun!

Congrats!!

Nicely done.

Awesome! Congrats

Doc, who made the sling? Don't recall seeing it before. Gil

Gil
It’s a “Claw Slimline”

Cool deal!

Good deal. Congrats , opening Ga season on public land in a Quota hunt. Be toting my 20 ga for public and my 410 for private land hunts ... Sub gUage all the way !

Best of luck!

How much shot in the shell you are using? I tested out my new Savage 555 the other day with 1 5/8 oz handloads and thought I was firing a 10ga!

huntinsomd wrote: ↑March 21st, 2020, 12:36 pm How much shot in the shell you are using? I tested out my new Savage 555 the other day with 1 5/8 oz handloads and thought I was firing a 10ga!

Exactly why I sold my 28. Bought it for my daughter and with 1.5 oz load it was the sharpest kicking lil gun you could imagine.

Much softer shooting 1 3/8 20 gauge loads.

It has nothing to do with the 28 gauge per se. Just use a recoil calculator and you will see that recoil is a combination of shot weight, velocity, and gun weight. When you start shooting 1.5 oz loads at 1100 fps out of a 5 pound gun you are going to get a lot of recoil. You will get as much recoil as a 2oz. 12 gauge load out of a 7 pound gun. Most hunting 28 gauge loads are 3/4 up to 1 oz. If you want less recoil you need to use lighter loads or a heavier gun.

Awesome Doc!!!! Love your CZ BobWhite 28ga! I have one, and I'm sure that 1 5/8 oz load is business on both ends!!!! Congratulations!!!

I don’t notice it all!