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Pick your gauge first, then the game you are hunting. We will recommend a shot size and whether to use steel, lead, or another non-toxic load such as bismuth or TSS. Waterfowl must be non-toxic — never lead. In New York, deer with a shotgun must be 20 gauge or larger and a slug only (no buckshot), and .410 is not legal for deer. This is hunting advice, not legal advice.

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The most common hunting gauge. Loads for every game we cover, including waterfowl steel, turkey, upland, slugs, and buckshot.

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Lighter recoil and a fully capable hunting gun in 3-inch chambers — ducks, turkey, upland, and NY-legal deer slugs.

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A classic upland gauge. Excellent with lead field loads; ask us about non-toxic 16 gauge and slugs if you need them.

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A specialist 3½-inch waterfowl and goose gauge. Legal for migratory birds (10 gauge is the maximum). Not a small-game gun.

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A close-range gauge that shines with 3-inch TSS turkey loads and small-game or dove loads. Not legal for deer in New York.

Questions? Call (631) 985-5527 — 38 W Main St, Riverhead. This is hunting advice, not legal advice; check current DEC and USFWS rules for the land you hunt.