supraneurotoxin
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this is probably a dumb question.
I've got a winchester model 12 20 gauge with a 24 inch bbl in a modified choke. when we take it skeet shooting, it's harder to break the clays then with the mossburg 500 in a 12 gauge.
I'm assuming this is because there is less shot in the smaller gauge, possibly resulting in a tighter pattern?
since I can't change the choke, is there a different size shot I could use to have a wider pattern other than the #8 i've been using? is there anything I could do to have better results?
I've got a winchester model 12 20 gauge with a 24 inch bbl in a modified choke. when we take it skeet shooting, it's harder to break the clays then with the mossburg 500 in a 12 gauge.
I'm assuming this is because there is less shot in the smaller gauge, possibly resulting in a tighter pattern?
since I can't change the choke, is there a different size shot I could use to have a wider pattern other than the #8 i've been using? is there anything I could do to have better results?