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Joined: Jan 2014
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I bought my youngest son a Rossi Turkey Tuffy .410. It comes with a modified choke and a turkey choke. It has an short length of pull to begin with, but you can shorten it by 3-4 more inches by taking out the removeable part of the stock (very easy to do). I put a Venom red dot on it. I shoot Apex TSS, and I get a heck of a pattern at 40 yards. I would not hesitate to shoot one at 50 with it...but that's me. So I would recommend this set up to anyone for any youth...it's just a single shot, but you only need one shot anyway...right? lol. I believe I bought it brand new from Academy somewhere between $199-$250. So it's reasonably priced too. Good stuff. I’ve been looking at these. What barrel length is the one you are talking about? I’ve seen 26” and 18” versions
Last edited by fourfive45; 01/10/25 01:39 PM.
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10 point
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Joined: Oct 2017
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Heavy 12ga auto with a dove load. Hang it over a tripod.
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Joined: Oct 2012
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8 point
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Joined: Oct 2012
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I'm looking to get a .410 for my son to shoot buckshot for deer hunting with dogs. Would really like for it to be a pump. Single shot has the obvious limitation of only one shot, not sure I want to give him an automatic for safety reasons. What is out there in .410 pump action. Many of the .410's have fixed chokes. Interchangeable chokes would be a big plus.
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Joined: Oct 2020
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Joined: Oct 2020
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I bought my youngest son a Rossi Turkey Tuffy .410. It comes with a modified choke and a turkey choke. It has an short length of pull to begin with, but you can shorten it by 3-4 more inches by taking out the removeable part of the stock (very easy to do). I put a Venom red dot on it. I shoot Apex TSS, and I get a heck of a pattern at 40 yards. I would not hesitate to shoot one at 50 with it...but that's me. So I would recommend this set up to anyone for any youth...it's just a single shot, but you only need one shot anyway...right? lol. I believe I bought it brand new from Academy somewhere between $199-$250. So it's reasonably priced too. Good stuff. I’ve been looking at these. What barrel length is the one you are talking about? I’ve seen 26” and 18” versions I believe it's the 26"...I'm thinking you wouldn't want that short one...but idk.
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4 point
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Joined: Jun 2020
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DO NOT....DO NOT GET A ROSSI 410. IT IS THE HARDEST SHOOTING GUN I HAVE EVER SHOT EVEN WITH 2 3/4 FIELD LOADS. TO ME IT MAKES A 3 1/2 MAG SEEM TAME. BUT THIS ONE WAS THE 22/410 COMBO
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Joined: Dec 2014
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spike
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Get the Steven’s 301, 4-10. My son has been shooting it since he was 6. Get some TSS and it’s a turkey killing machine. I got the one without a red dot, but looking back I should have both the one with the red dot. Either way it’s the best option.
I like to carry it, cause it’s so light.
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14 point
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Joined: Mar 2009
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Get the Steven’s 301, 4-10. My son has been shooting it since he was 6. Get some TSS and it’s a turkey killing machine. I got the one without a red dot, but looking back I should have both the one with the red dot. Either way it’s the best option.
I like to carry it, cause it’s so light. both of my brother's girls use this...i was skeptical til i saw how the tungsten patterned
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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4 point
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Joined: Dec 2014
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Stevens 301 is heavier than the Rossy Tuffy , that’s heavier than the Yildiz.
I get that it’s not everybody’s thing but my Yildiz shoots to good to mess with
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