"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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I'm not going to tell you. I am going to suggest that you call a local
target range, gun dealer, or hunt club, or look up an NRA instructor, and
make an appointment for a shooting lesson or two, and instructions on
shotgun handling BEFORE you put shells in that shotgun. You also need
hearing protectors and eye protection. Really.

Firearms are dangerous. You need to know how to handle a shotgun and how
not to shoot yourself, a neighbor, or a loved one BEFORE you fire it.



Good advice. And, as you probably suspected, I am only kidding. I am not a
gun enthusiast, but I know how to use one, if necessesary. Y'all can sleep
well tonight.

Eisboch