Have you ever shot a coyote with a shotgun....

[AckleymanII]

Down Wind, you will read a lot of bs on chokes and Buckshot.

Start off with an extra full choke and #4 buck.

Gas operated shotguns kick a whole lot less than pumps, learned the hard way, but use what you have. Beretta 390,391,A 400...just hard to believe!

When you see a coyote come in so close that you see the MURDER IN HIS EYES, you will never forget!

 

[DownWindPredatorControl]

Down Wind, you will read a lot of bs on chokes and Buckshot.

Start off with an extra full choke and #4 buck.

Gas operated shotguns kick a whole lot less than pumps, learned the hard way, but use what you have. Beretta 390,391,A 400...just hard to believe!

When you see a coyote come in so close that you see the MURDER IN HIS EYES, you will never forget!

Good to know!!

Currently I have a cheaper Stoeger with pistol grip, rail on top and I added an thingamajobber in the stock to take away some of the inertia.

 

[AckleymanII]

Use what you have, shoot patterns at 40 and 50 yards. Left/Right, and UP/Down is due to stock fit.

Not always the tightest pattern is what is the best for you, consider the ranges you shoot in.

I hunted for years with a stock full choke in a 3"1100 Rem and killed the heck out of coyotes out to 50 yards, Rem, Fed, Win 3" buffered #4 buck.

Your barrel will have it's preferences on what it likes.

I shoot all Rem shotguns about 1' low and 1' to the left at 40 yards. For this reason, I use a Burris Speed Beade on Rem shotguns....awesome!

 

[DownWindPredatorControl]

I have a Burris on it as well.

The ammo is Remington 2 shot and each shell has 41 pellets?

I also put some type of choke in it but not sure of which type.

I have it patterned at 50 yards and looks like some serious damage will occur.

Now just waiting for Winter:-(