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Smoothbore Fowler Info needed....
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I have a 16 gauge Fowler made for me by Mike Brooks. He made it exactly to my specs and copied the New England #9 from Switlick. It weighs 6lbs. 4oz and points like a wand.
I jump shoot ducks and Canada geese from a canoe with my 20 gauge. Hug the insides of River bends as ducks like to relax in the slack water around the corner and I can get to within 20-25 yards of them no problem. I think being in the canoe breaks up the human form and it makes them less wary. Here in Ontario it’s legal to shoot ducks from a moving canoe but a boat with a motor has to turn it off before shooting.
Shooting ducks from a blind with a flintlock 20 Gauge? Probably see more cripples then I’d like.
Shooting ducks from a blind with a flintlock 20 Gauge? Probably see more cripples then I’d like.
What length barrel is that?
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I have done this with unmentionables. Lots of fun!!
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