Surrey
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- Vancouver, Canada
- Vehicle Year
- 1989
- Make / Model
- Ford
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- 2.9
- Transmission
- Automatic
I am not concerned about the recoil on myself, but my wife is tiny... Hence the 20ga in the first place.A heavier gun will have less recoil, a lighter gun will have more. You will notice more recoil, but once you start getting into shooting it, and after a good time you shouldn't be bothered by the recoil. As for being lighter that's nice because you don't have something heavy you have to hold up, theoretically improving your accuracy by having a lighter gun.
I was leaning towards the pardner, and now I realize the Tamer has a 20" barrel, while the pardner is 26. I think I would prefer the longer one, especially because it is also the heavier one.
Any input on the possible differences in accuracy from a 20 to 26" barrel, or is it negligible on a shotgun, especially a 20ga?
edit - also just noticed the Tamer is full choke, the Pardner is modified choke.
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