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I've got 2 friends who put a lot of rounds through their shotguns and they both shoot Tri-Star 20 ga auto's without a hiccup. If I were in the market, I would buy one . What do they shoot a lot at? I’ve never heard of a dove hunter or clay shooter that preferred a tristar. Do they say why they like them so much? They shoot a lot of pen raised and wild quail on $$ preserves all over the southeast and pheasants in the upper midwest. They like the light weight of the guns. These two can afford whatever they want so I was a bit surprised when they chose the TriStars but both of them said they shoot these guns better than anything they have so far.
Remember: It aint what you shoot...it's how you shoot it.
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