I seem to remember in the dim distant past an English maker doing one, but I have never heard of, or seen 3 inch 28 bore ammo.
Like many things, some just don't stand the test of time.
I shoot a 28 bore a lot these days, and for game 21 gram loads are just about perfect, negligible recoil and superb patterns = good clean kills.
Both of these disappear when you step up to a 28 gram load.
16 grams for clays is also a very nice load, not so good on birds or rabbits except at very close range.
I believe the 3" 28 ga was going to be marketed by one of the European ammo makers, a few shotgun makers agreed to cut 3" chambers to support the round, but there was no sales interest and the idea died. There are indeed a few 3" 28 ga guns out there, but no shells for them!
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