[lockstock]

North Bay, Ontario. I hope all of you guys are on Canadian Gun Nutz too. Thats a great gun forum.

hi canadian sporter, i've not heard of gun nutz forum... i think i might just go and check it out now.

 

[28 gauge]

i've had a stoeger uplander in 28 for a couple of years now (friend set a price that just couldn't be beat... free!). it's my grouse gun no questions asked, when i'm off for grouse, nothing else leaves the cabinet.

The 28 gauge is the only shotgun I use in the uplands.What shells are you using?

If you want to check out Canadian Gunnutz click on the link in the bottom of my post.If you are interested in the 28 gauge try clicking on the 28 Gauge Society link at the bottom of my post as well.

 

[lockstock]

i've had a stoeger uplander in 28 for a couple of years now (friend set a price that just couldn't be beat... free!). it's my grouse gun no questions asked, when i'm off for grouse, nothing else leaves the cabinet.

The 28 gauge is the only shotgun I use in the uplands.What shells are you using?

If you want to check out Canadian Gunnutz click on the link in the bottom of my post.If you are interested in the 28 gauge try clicking on the 28 Gauge Society link at the bottom of my post as well.

i'm quite keen of federal windshocks, out of the [limited] loads out there, i'm quite pleased with the bang for my buck in these (pun intended i suppose).

 

[28 gauge]

Have used Federal 28 gauge shells in the past with good results.Have not used the newer Wind Shock 28 gauge loads.

 

[lockstock]

Have used Federal 28 gauge shells in the past with good results.Have not used the newer Wind Shock 28 gauge loads.

sorry, meant to say wing* shock. anyway, they're a good shell with good results.

 

[28 gauge]

Have used Federal 28 gauge shells in the past with good results.Have not used the newer Wind Shock 28 gauge loads.

sorry, meant to say wing* shock. anyway, they're a good shell with good results.

I'm as bad you you are.I knew that and still coppied the word down just as you wrote it.Had a good chuckle on myself over that.

 

[billandlori]

The guy to SGW from Stratford Ontario here.

Don't own any yet, but plan on getting something soon. Looking at a coach gun or 870 or 500.

Bill

 

[lockstock]

The guy to SGW from Stratford Ontario here.

Don't own any yet, but plan on getting something soon. Looking at a coach gun or 870 or 500.

Bill

Hi Bill, another Ontarian here. I'd go for the 870. They're an excellant utility shotgun with many uses. Not to mention a good reliable piece. If there are ever any gun auctions down around your way, go check them out. If they're anything like the auctions up my way (bancroft/barry's bay) you'll find shotguns galore going for peanuts (870's included) and they're often in pretty good condition too.

 

[Labatt50]

Hamilton Ontario

 

[Mattones]

Burlington, ON! hey Everyone! Also on CGN!

 

[AyRab]

Toronto Ontario

 

[Mattones]

Double post.

 

[Davide Todd]

Born, raised, and live in Manitoba - a desert, where a 20ga hammer gun cannot seem to be found!

I just happen to have a 20 gauge hammer gun for sale - a Neumann Bros. back action!
Works just grand with 55 grains of FFG and 3/4oz of shot in brass cases! :mrgreen:
Davide

 

[Makwa]

I live in SW Manitoba.

 

[lonedog]

Beautiful Gananoque Ontario in the heart of the 1000 islands.

 

[28 gauge]

Beautiful Gananoque Ontario in the heart of the 1000 islands.

Welcome to the site,lonedog.Do you happen to do any 28 gauge shooting?

 

[Terry911]

Ancaster, Ontario also on CGN

 

[28 gauge]

Ancaster, Ontario also on CGN

Hello Terry911,welcome to the site.Ancaster ,Ontario is where Hummason shot is manufactured I believe.

 

[Twobarrels]

Hello an other blue noser here .happened on to this site researching Yildiz shotguns.happy to find some other canucks here :lol: and yes i have bought one

 

[TheRealMacCoy]

Born and raised in Timmins Ontario!