By Mike Gnatkowski | There are lots of options when i comes to the perfect waterfowling shotgun.
The first duck I ever shot was on Johnson Lake when I was about 12. The drake bluebill folded at the report from my square-backed 20-gauge Remington Sportsman like it had run into a brick wall. It didn’t matter that I aimed at the lead scaup, and the third duck in line went down. I had borrowed the gun from my grandpa. It wasn’t the perfect waterfowl gun, but it served me well during my formative years of waterfowl hunting.
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