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“On the flip side, ifyou hate the recoil of your 3½-inch 12-gauge, buy an 11-pound 10-gauge, whichshoots the same loads with significantly less recoil because of its weight.”
“Remove debris from the magazine tube of pumps and autos with a 10-gauge brush.”
“Use large shot (No. 2¿¿¿BBB) in magnum 10-gauge or 31/2-inch 12-gauge loads for best results.”
“On the flip side, if you hate the recoil of your 3¿¿-inch 12-gauge, buy an 11-pound 10-gauge, which shoots the same loads with significantly less recoil because of its weight.”
“Police found -- and this was 1995 -- a 10-gauge double-barreled shotgun, a .44 semi - automatic pistol, a Ruger mini-14 assault rifle and ...”
“Made from powdercoated, solid 10-gauge steel, this tank of a cooking machine can handle the intense heat of burning hardwood, and the v-shaped slats of its grille help drain the fat into a handy container from which you can drink later.”
“They would just have a 10-gauge shell loaded with black powder and, when it would go off, it would leave a little smoke so they'd know where they hit.”
“Huh? tl; dr version: Disabuse yourself of the notion that you and your army of retards with 10-gauge shotguns are going to overthrow the government, as the DoD has access to many unique ways to hand your ass to you.”
“Matt Saviello, chief procurement officer for conglomerate Federal Signal Corp. in Oak Brook, Ill., notes that 10-gauge, for example, actually ranges from 0. 126-inch to 0. 142-inch, an 11% differential.”
“Will the farmers look at you cross-ways and rack back the slide on their 10-gauge scattergun when you drive slowly down the road gazing longingly at the rolling fields that conceal pallasitic joy?”
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