The versatility of the 12 gauge load and guns win out on this one. 20 gauge you will be kind of stuck.
I really love my 20 for hunting and clays but I don't shoot clays competitively. If I were to get into that I'd pull out the 1100 12 gauge and wear it out.
The 12 can also have gauge adapters if you want to shoot sub-gauge rounds.
This was an easy question.
I really love my 20 for hunting and clays but I don't shoot clays competitively. If I were to get into that I'd pull out the 1100 12 gauge and wear it out.
The 12 can also have gauge adapters if you want to shoot sub-gauge rounds.
This was an easy question.