seems to fit best?
Many people buy based on brand or price and don't consider fit until after the purchase. so if it really fits you best that is probably the gun for you. If you dont know proper fit and are just thinking it feels good I would visit a quality dealer and actually have him fit you to a shotgun or at least show you how you can properly judge "fit" for yourself. Only other common error I see is guys who plan to shoot a low amount of shells but rush into a 12 gauge right off. a 20 is usually a better gun for a new shooter, shells are only moderately more expensive and you can fine tune your wing shooting ability without taking the 12 gauge noise and recoil. Pattern and velocity are very similar so unless you plan hard core goose hunting many people make a 20 gauge work just fine.
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