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personally I'd go with a quality 20ga for all around except competitive trap and turkey or goose hunting. If you really need one gun to "do it all" 12 is it. If competative trap is in your future, you'd probably end up with a gun designed just for trap, so don't feel bad about going lighter now.
Also as far as hunting goes you can always pick up a 12ga pump in the future if turkey, goose, duck, or deer are to persued as intrests.
I shoot 12 and 20 for non-competative sporting clays and back yard "trap". If the gun fits, I see a negligable difference.
look at the guns owned survey.. You'll end up with several bores once your hooked..
Also as far as hunting goes you can always pick up a 12ga pump in the future if turkey, goose, duck, or deer are to persued as intrests.
I shoot 12 and 20 for non-competative sporting clays and back yard "trap". If the gun fits, I see a negligable difference.
look at the guns owned survey.. You'll end up with several bores once your hooked..
