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Started by btomlin, February 15, 2021, 10:08:24 AM
Quote from: btomlin on February 15, 2021, 10:08:24 AMHave most of you that hunt turkeys with a .410 always been able to hunt with them or has it been recently legalized with the HTL options coming to market??Here in Iowa, we are limited to 20ga and up. I was in a gun shop over the weekend and the shop had 2 bottomland camo'd .410 autos. They were pretty nice pieces of hardware. I was a little confused on why a shop would be carrying something that is "designed for turkeys" but can't be legally used in the state for turkeys, but not my business.I guess I was just curious if the use of the .410 is something that is gaining legality in states or if it has always been an option. I've killed turkeys with a 12, 20, bow, and muzzleloader....a .410 would be cool.
Quote from: Greg Massey on February 15, 2021, 10:35:34 AMYou can small game hunt with the 410 and such.. With the screw in chokes, back in my rabbit hunting days, i wish i had one of these new guns. I did use Steven 410 double barrel for rabbit hunting, still have the gun.. The new TSS shells, has help make it become legal in a lot of states in last few years for turkey hunting.
Quote from: PalmettoRon on February 15, 2021, 11:16:49 AMI haven't been doing it long, but more and more states are allowing it with the advent of TSS. I'm probably going to use my .410 and 28 gauge exclusively this Spring and I hunt a lot of different states. With TSS, both gauges are very lethal- the .410 at 40 and change, the 28 at 50, although I will not intentionally shoot either at greater than 40. I prefer 30-35 yds. It's fun carrying a light weight gun and the 5-6 light weight shells in my vest. There is honestly no reason to carry a 12 anymore.
Quote from: bbcoach on February 16, 2021, 12:03:22 PMThis is an over regulation issue or not keeping up with technology issue, in some states. Several states won't allow any size shot smaller than 7.5 for any gauge shotgun. If a state allows TSS, than shot size to #9 should be allowed in ALL gauges. A .410 with TSS will definitely get the job done out to a respectable distance. A .410 with TSS would get more Young kids interested in this Great sport. Ridiculous in my opinion.