Macchina
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I got this CZ Bobwhite G2 20 gauge in 2019 and have used it exclusively for partridge, Woodcock, rabbit, turkey, and a little skeet. I liked it when it was new but LOVE it after getting used to it. It's traditional with the straight stock and double triggers but the G2 version is very modern inside and the materials and quality have been top notch. It patterns beautifully for me with both 2-3/4" game loads and 3" #5 turkey load. Comes with all 5 chokes and is cast for a right-hand shooter.
I try to build a small kit around all of my hunting guns that fits in the case. I try to keep it small. These kits have saved a hunt 3 times and let me grab a gun's case and know I at least have any. With a deer rifle this is usually just 10 extra rounds, a couple of targets, proper wrenches, and ear plugs.
This was my first breakdown shotgun so I tried to find a compact case for it. This Midway padded canvas is perfect. Within it I can keep all 5 chokes, wrench, oil, grease, a box of buckshot, a box of slugs, and my favorite: a small belt shell carrier that holds 20 shells (mostly #6 but a few turkey loads).
It may sound gimiky but I have these kits with all my shotguns and twice have had to use the extra shells (forgot them once and ran out of what I brought another time). I have also hunted with others who forgot to check their choke and only realized it was a full after disintegrating a couple birds.
Just a few thoughts on this setup as I sit in the turkey woods waiting for the evening to begin.
I try to build a small kit around all of my hunting guns that fits in the case. I try to keep it small. These kits have saved a hunt 3 times and let me grab a gun's case and know I at least have any. With a deer rifle this is usually just 10 extra rounds, a couple of targets, proper wrenches, and ear plugs.
This was my first breakdown shotgun so I tried to find a compact case for it. This Midway padded canvas is perfect. Within it I can keep all 5 chokes, wrench, oil, grease, a box of buckshot, a box of slugs, and my favorite: a small belt shell carrier that holds 20 shells (mostly #6 but a few turkey loads).
It may sound gimiky but I have these kits with all my shotguns and twice have had to use the extra shells (forgot them once and ran out of what I brought another time). I have also hunted with others who forgot to check their choke and only realized it was a full after disintegrating a couple birds.
Just a few thoughts on this setup as I sit in the turkey woods waiting for the evening to begin.