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SxS - Which side first?


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I tend to over analyze things, but work with me here...

I currently shoot an O/U and shoot the bottom tube first. Reason being the felt recoil of the shot drives the gun a bit more strait back than the top, thus leaving the second shot quicker on target. So I set up my chokes ic on the bottom and mod on the top or whatever it may be. For skeet ic/ic but whatever...

Say I was to have had a sxs 20ga follow me home wink Being my first one I am trying to get it set up chokes wise and am trying to figure out which tube first, right or left. Now I know select trigger, blah, blah, blah, but say I was shooting skeet, right or left? Right tube first because the first bird comes from the left? I am a firm believer in consistancy and like things to be the same all the time when it comes to shooting.

Like I said, I think about things to much. crazy

Anyone have a preference?

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Well, now that I had something else to look at...

New gun 1/8" cast off.

O/U 1/2" cast on.

(Right handed, right eye dominant)

never realy thought much about Cast and Cast Neutral before.

FWIW the sxs comes up smoother, has a better cheak weld, and hits they eye perfect on the bead. (eye's closed gun down/up, open eye, perfect, no looking for the bead) I can't wait to get out and shoot it. If it shoots as good as it feels... Oh the possibilities grin

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If you are a righty you don't want cast on unless the stock can be bent. 1/2" cast on is a lot of cast to remove and add on the other side. I'd be a little leary of that one.

Generally speaking sxs's are harder to shoot well. Especially for long range shooting. I'd practice alot with it.

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