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I have a 20 ga Remington Special Field that is in excellent shape and I would like to shoot tungsten but the barrel is a really light weight contour and I certainly dont want to damage this gun. My question is, what size shot would be safe and effective for coyotes? I have full and a modified Remchoke tubes. I will handload and roll crimp. It is a 2 3/4" gun. Any recipes appreciated.
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