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I heared about a couple of guys who went up there last year in the great north and just used the guides guns to skip all the hoopla at the border and they said none of the guns had plugs , it apears that they are more tight on the big game hunters would not do me much good though I can miss with 5 just as easy as three the real benifactor is the shotshell company, ha !

the only problems I have had with the federal shell is that it's not sealed up quite as good as the winchester group but that only comes into play when you are duckhunting, also they seem to have thicker brass around the rim of the shell wich is good for your double but not so good for your semi auto as far as a funtional reliability, now thats been my experiance, but there are thousands more on this here thang we call the www.

split if you get one you will have a worse head ache than the i-12. the dealer i purchased my i-12 from said he sold 27 i-12s 24 had problems he said he called the other 3 and they have not used them yet go figure.

have you ever seen someone add loose grain to the pond before it is flooded? Thats all it takes to be a duck shooter but us duck hunters prefer to find the ducks . Just last year I got invited to go hunt in a flooded bean field and it was the first time I have ever seen wild greenheads trying to land while you are setting out decoys that seems to me that , that just ain't write.

I have a Franchi I 12 , the problem I am having is the pattern of the shot patterns consistantly to the left about 10 inches at about 30 yards, I am currently using a r-50 shim, I also shoot right handed any help or idea's would be of great help.