This gun is tops on my list as well. I am very interested to hear what owners have to say, as I'd like to get once also.
Anyone own this gun. I was thinking of getting the 20gauge, and fit it with a 3x9 scope. I hunt in baltimore county and would use it there. I thought od buying a 20 gauge barrell for my encore, but it would cost close to the same for a new H&R.
Also any suggestions on a scope?? I don't like the typical shotgun scope, I am more partial to a rifle scope.
This gun is tops on my list as well. I am very interested to hear what owners have to say, as I'd like to get once also.
You wont regret the choice!! Go with the rifle scope"shotgun" scope is a marketing gimmick.
I have one and have never had any problems , and it is very acurrate .....
Why not just shoot your muzzleloader during shotgun season? It's leagal. More accurate, longer range, no extra cost
I own a 12 and 20. Both are very accurate. Used decent rifle scopes (3-9x) on both. The 12 shoots well with remington core lokt slugs, the 20 shoots better with 2 3/4" lightfields. Be careful if you shoot the remingtons - they will put a dent in your shoulder, but they put nice holes in deer.
I bought my son the H&R 20 single shot w/ bull barrel last year! It is amazingly accurate with Remmington gold rifled slugs. The gun is MONEY at 180+ yards! I put a 3x9 scope on it because we rarely have a shot at over 150yds. It is very heavy so it doesn't have too much kick but is a hand full to carry. He has only had one shot at a deer with it but a bad case of Buck fever greatly affected his accuracy.
Buy the gun you won't be sorry!
I have one with a 3x9x40 leupold scope. I use it for stand/still hunting and I have killed many deer at 150 yds. I would suggest if you do buy one get it with the riffled bull barrel. I had to try 3 different shells to find one that shot a tight group and it was the 2 3/4winchester part. gold ( $16 a box of 5) This gun shoots 2" groups at 150 yds.
Do you guys suggest the 12 gauge, or 20 gauge?
The 20 gauge is more flatter shooting and youll get about an extra 50 yds over the 12 gauge. I like it because its shoots just like my 50cal. Encore but with out the mess.
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