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Button Buck
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| Has anyone here heard anything about the H&R pardner 12ga good or bad im looking for something rather cheep to learn on and grow from there..
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Marksman
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I had one of those years ago. They are good guns for the money and tend
to hold up pretty good too. Not sure what you mean by "to learn on."
Are you new to shotgunning?
Oh yeah, Welcome to MO!
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Button Buck
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| Yeah I am. This will be my first year hunting.. Looking for a rather inexpensive gun to learn on and I thought that this looked like the one for me even the price was great..
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Marksman
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Cool! You couldn't pick a better shotgun to learn with. I happen to look at one at
the Wal-Mart today. It was listed for $104.95 or .99. Anyway, your right
you can't beat the price.
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Woodsman
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think i would spend an extra 50 bucks and get a used pump. ive got a pardner in .410, 20, 16, and 10, and only 2 currently work. the block that the hammer stikes fails to stay up, and so the firing pin doesnt even poke through the hole. got the 16 fixed twice now, and its still busted again, and the 20 is on the 2nd fix. had they not been handed down to me, they would be down the road.
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Woodsman
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I was thinkin of getting one of there trap guns but after TRAVO,s reply i dont know
does aybody know where H&R manufactures there guns I wont get one if its not american made
i know they used to be but are they now
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Button Buck
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On the box of my H & R 20 quage "MADE IN THE U.S.A. BY AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN"
Seems to be an alright gun but only have shot it 1 time 10 rounds.
GOOD LUCK!
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Tracker
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I learned on a 20 gauge H&R, some 30 yrs ago, I guess, can't remember for sure. Bought a 12 gauge with screw in chokes about 8 yrs ago, enjoyed shooting them.
Sold it about 3 yrs later to get another gun so I could have more shot shells on hand. Just remember a single shot will make you a better shot. Most of the time. Me, I need that second
or third shot sometimes.
Go Team 5 "Squash'em All"
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Button Buck
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| I have had my 20ga. h&r for 26 years. The only thing I have ever had fixed was the bead sight replaced twice. otherwise it still shoots as good as the day it was new.
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