Non of my business but I never see 16 ga. shells on sale anymore. You can always find 12 and 20 at bargain prices. Might be a consideration if you plan on shooting very much.
I agree with Libertyfirst, ammo is not easy to find. I have a Single Shot Winchester 16 Gauge (not for sale, too much sentimental value). I find myself using a 20 ga more often than the 16 ga.
Non of my business but I never see 16 ga. shells on sale anymore. You can always find 12 and 20 at bargain prices. Might be a consideration if you plan on shooting very much.
I agree with Libertyfirst, ammo is not easy to find. I have a Single Shot Winchester 16 Gauge (not for sale, too much sentimental value). I find myself using a 20 ga more often than the 16 ga.
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Non of my business but I never see 16 ga. shells on sale anymore. You can always find 12 and 20 at bargain prices. Might be a consideration if you plan on shooting very much.
Yhere is always the option to reload. I have an 870 in 16, but It,s not for sale unless someone offers an OUTRAGEOUSLY high price! 8^D
I agree with Libertyfirst, ammo is not easy to find. I have a Single Shot Winchester 16 Gauge (not for sale, too much sentimental value). I find myself using a 20 ga more often than the 16 ga.
What do you intend on using it for?
prefer a 20 gauge than a 16gauge most people do for some reason to
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Non of my business but I never see 16 ga. shells on sale anymore. You can always find 12 and 20 at bargain prices. Might be a consideration if you plan on shooting very much.
Yhere is always the option to reload. I have an 870 in 16, but It,s not for sale unless someone offers an OUTRAGEOUSLY high price! 8^D
I agree with Libertyfirst, ammo is not easy to find. I have a Single Shot Winchester 16 Gauge (not for sale, too much sentimental value). I find myself using a 20 ga more often than the 16 ga.
What do you intend on using it for?
prefer a 20 gauge than a 16gauge most people do for some reason to
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