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I wonder if this is American made...
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<blockquote data-quote="trbii" data-source="post: 846008" data-attributes="member: 2449"><p>I made a painful mistake with a CZ SxS .12 ga. double trigger shotgun I bought a few years ago. Fired it from the hip because I'd loaded the chambers with 3" buckshot, thought that would be easier way to handle the recoil. That shotgun is so light and the 3" buckshot rounds recoiled so sharply that my "firm" grip I thought I had was quite inadequate. The front trigger gashed one finger and the trigger guard caused what I call a mashing laceration to my next finger, with appropriate pain and surprise. The kind that teaches lasting lessons. After a bandage session from my first aid kit I keep behind the seat of my pick-up, the shoot continued without further unexpected incidents. Advice from uncle rich is, shoulder your shotgun firmly before firing, lean into the recoil and take it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trbii, post: 846008, member: 2449"] I made a painful mistake with a CZ SxS .12 ga. double trigger shotgun I bought a few years ago. Fired it from the hip because I'd loaded the chambers with 3" buckshot, thought that would be easier way to handle the recoil. That shotgun is so light and the 3" buckshot rounds recoiled so sharply that my "firm" grip I thought I had was quite inadequate. The front trigger gashed one finger and the trigger guard caused what I call a mashing laceration to my next finger, with appropriate pain and surprise. The kind that teaches lasting lessons. After a bandage session from my first aid kit I keep behind the seat of my pick-up, the shoot continued without further unexpected incidents. Advice from uncle rich is, shoulder your shotgun firmly before firing, lean into the recoil and take it. [/QUOTE]
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