High Partridge With The 28 Bore (Dave Carrie Shooting)
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Miroku Shotgun
Teague Chokes
Gamebore Cartridges - Sport
Finally someone who has a lot of credibility in the shooting world showing just what a capable calibre is, and not just a "kids gun". It's all I use on game and a lot on pigeons. Thanks Dave 👍
Pleased you enjoyed it
Used a 28g for the first time last year on walk up pheasants here in Wisconsin, USA. More than enough gun. Love it! Keep it up Dave!
Hello Dave we are Blessed to have these fine tutorial's to watch keep them coming
Thanks Dave job well done
Thanks so much Dave ! Always a pleasure to watch your films, and this time you showed the worth of an underrated gun.
Awesome shooting. Thanks alot Mr. Dave carrie, it is a pleasure to watch your shooting talents.
Fantastic Dave great film
Fantastic video Dave. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I really enjoyed watching that and the banter that went with it. Thanks for the entertainment.
Great watch as always Dave 👌👍
Great video of one of my absolute favorite calibers.
A beautiful day spent with good birds and good friends.
Great film Dave. Some 20 years ago I bought a 28g from Avalon Guns to use on partridge. 32" barrels full and full. Kill or miss. Great little gun. Once I got used to it I took it out on some very good pheasants and was very surprised by what it could do. Now my favourite caliber. I believe I used to shoot clays alongside of you pal Desperate in Buckinghamshire. What a character.
Thanks again and keep em coming.
Beautiful film
Another great video Dave thanks so much
Thanks Greg
Excellent day out indeed!
Great Video Dave 👏👏👌👍
28 bore shown at its best some great kills
Great Video, my first gun was a 28 ga. single shot Beretta which my father gave to me when I was nine. . My first hunt was a dove hunt only killed one dove but it was uphill ever since . Now Im 70 and have trained a son and grandsons how to shoot.
I still have it and it has seen many of hunts.
Well done Dave, another great video of a a good days shooting, especially with the three different shotguns.
Thanks Robin - I fully enjoyed the day👌
Great video
Best channel by a long way
Top keeper you have there, he's looked after me and some friends several times.
Another excellent film Mr C and by the looks great company 👏👏
Thanks Martyn - it was a very enjoyable day
It is a wonderful gauge, you are absolutely right is is a gun for all ages. Great shooting with three different guns! Tremendous.
Thanks John 👍
Beautiful wood on your gun.The Blazer combo present itself very well.🇺🇸🐻
Really fine shooting! Looks like the 28 passed one good test. Just bought my first one. Looking forward to it on South Texas White Wings!
Top drawer as usual very nice shooting keep them coming and stay safe.
Thanks Wayne 👍
great video again . good to see a 28 g video. great cal for fast partridges .
Thanks Carl it’s a pleasure to shoot one
Top notch Dave. You really started to get in the groove with the Blaser; I especially liked the move at 7:41 where you pulled off of one incomer and went for a higher and wider crosser....well shot! Those 28's work really well on birds and clays within reasonable distances and I've always seen them to pattern well, something about a 'square load' with the height of the shot column in the shell in relation to the bore diameter which makes them efficient. It looked like a great day with some really good shooting and banter. Thanks for this one, take care and best regards as always, Ed.
Thanks Ed
It was really enjoyable- I have some more days planned with this little calibre 👍
Those are incredible shots especially with a 28 gauge! Great shooting 👏
Thanks- it’s a great little calibre 👍
Great sir love to see your hunting
Thanks 👍
I use it often for woodcoks and its a very good and pleasant gauge.
Thanks again for this vidéo.
You’re welcome 😊
Great video Dave and you show what the smaller gauges can do! I love 28 and plan to be there in October 2022 to shoot partridges myself. Really well done!
Thanks John - hopefully you’ll have a great time 👍
I shot Whitfield , the last drive a partridges off the moor . They were screaming down the valley with a good wind behind them . Probably the best shooting I’ve ever had , loved it . You’ll have a cracking day
Thank You 😊 for this content !!!!
28 gauge since 4 years of age
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Brilliant little gun👌
Indeed it is …… Father started me on the 28, as He shot it himself. Now at age 64 …… it is All I’ve ever shot flying !!!!!
damn... you are a hell of a shot
Well done Dave this video has been long over due demonstrating the capabilities of the 28 gauge. If you recall you tried my Blaser on clays over three years ago now at Rufforth and shot it very well indeed I hope you continue to use this calibre in the future as you clearly enjoyed it on your partridge day.
Thanks buddy
And you were correct! It is a great calibre planning some more days like this as I thoroughly enjoyed it👌
Dave………………..❤️❤️❤️💕❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ thumbs up
Lots of love for this Roll Royce of your hunting videos
Thanks Ahmed you are too kind👍
well done dave beautiful magnifique
Great video, Dave.
Love shooting with lighter bores and that was a lovely little Browning you had. I'm thinking of getting the 20 bore for partridges and walking up.
Great to see what a small bore gun can do in the hands of someone that can shoot. And |Dave can shoot! I have a friend that only shoots 28 bore and really puts most 12 bore shooters to shame.
Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it Colin
Best video so far, well shot. Let’s hope we can still shoot these sub calibers if and when lead shot goes.
Thanks 👍
Great video to watch Dave! Glad you enjoyed the 28. People often understate these smaller calibres but in reality they will kill just as well at reasonable ranges. I mostly shoot my 20 gauge on game days now but one lad used a 28 last weekend with 25g of 6 shot and to be honest the birds he killed where fantastic even at range. Keep up the good work Dave and let’s see a video with the 20 as well. I know your daughter loves shooting that calibre and in my opinion can compete with the 12 in many situations given the right cartridge and choke. I certainly do just as well with mine against the 12 gauge guys even on the ducks!
It’s a great calibre and a pleasure to shoot- yes Rachel love’s her 20 gauge 👌
I bought a 28 gauge one month ago with 30 ‘ barrels. . This beautiful (italien sideplate) little gun is amazing. Efficient , even at long range. Same as my b25 20 gauge. May be a little too llight. But now it became my favorite. Important to know. use fast cartridges. 400 m/s 1300feet/s seems apropriate
Good watch Dave.
As a matter of fact I took a few pheasants recently in Pennsylvania with a 28 gauge sbs. Great little caliber as you said. Almost impossible to get ammo here in the States with useful size shot at the moment. You really did look comfortable on that last drive.
Thank you for sharing another great outing with us. Hope you're all doing well.
I'm finding a reasonable amount in shot sizes 6,7 1/2,and 8. Not cheap, but available. Was there another shot size you were looking for?
@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 Hi George. When I said useful shot size that was in reference to hunting. For me that's #6 and larger in lead. Not seeing any in the stores around here yet. I'm still in good shape for another season or two.
@@danhill6333 I have found 7 1/2 and 8 very useful on doves, quail, and grouse. At ranges under 35 yards, 7 1/2 does well on pheasants, too. Number 6 shot has served me well on rabbits and squirrels, too.
I have 3 friends that have 28 bore guns all Browning and they reload to keep the this gun talking at the clay field.
United Kingdom. The empire of great gunners. We met 3 Para in Cyprus. Those gentlemen were superb shotgunners too. We just ever so slightly beat them on falling plates with rifles. But over the shotgun bunker often they dusted clay birds that had just cleared the launcher by 6 feet! Always they beat us here by a wide margin.
Be well
I love my little 28 gauge
Fuck sake haven't seen that hooligan since we shot together in Wales in the 80's, there was always 45 quid up for grabs on the first pidgeon shot to dismay of the keeper. Stichburn Aka Desperate bought one with him and tried to blag us saying he had just shot it !! He had a red G wagon with Carlos fandango wheels on it as I remember, bloody good shot and always a great craic sadly one of the biggest hooligans who organised the days has passed away two years ago Graham Knox or (Nocker) as he was fondly known. Never regretted spending that money great time spent with great people, Great video Dave thanks for bringing back fond memories Regards Pete.
Muy buenos vídeos 📹 de cazerias amigos saludos chebres
u r da man dave top bloke :-
Thanks Fred
Awesome video. I bought a kofs 28b for my missus last season to get her into shooting and it’s now my favourite shotgun in the cabinet. Didn’t know Blaser did a 28b might trade my Blaser high rib in for one.
Thanks Timmy
Looking forward to the pattern test.
And also I like your style sir you are my ideal person
Thanks 👍
Like the music 🎵 🎶🎼
Cheers
I have a 28 bore Fausti Dea sxs, and I'm awaiting delivery on an Upland edition. Could not enjoy it more.
Б Р А В О О О !! ! ! ! ! !
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Mr. Carrie, sir. Perhaps I missed it in the video, but do recall the constriction(s) in the Browning you used in the last drive? Brilliant video. I find delight in the fellowship and laughter you and your pals share together. -Jon
Dave Sir is nice hunter specially in bird hunting I am learning whlist I am also hunter
Background Music is soooo killing 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍❤️💕❤️
Glad you enjoyed it 👌
B25`s ...Can,t beat em!!
True British gentleman.
Cheers
Dave please ask the lads up there to keep their eyes and ears open for any information on the three Hen Harriers reported missing in the Hexham Courant newspaper this year. Please ask the lads to cooperate with the police and the local RSPB investigators whenever they can. Its the best way forward for shooting estates to continue in the future. Thanks, George.
Having shot 1000's through my 28 bores, it is a much underrated gauge. I also have a 12 gauge Blaser but compared to the 28's I would not want the weight handicap of putting 28 barrels on it. Horses for courses and personal preference come into play here. Good viewing all the same.
You are correct about the weight handicap👍
Now that you've tried a Blaser F3. Is there any chance you could try a Chiappa Triple Crown in 28 bore?
Be nice to get hold of one😩
Dave I really enjoyed the video, Excellent photography. I certainly enjoy shooting my 28 bores. I have a Perazzi MX20 with a set of 30" Briley choked barrels. I also have a nice little B Rizzini round body over / under as well.
What distances were you dropping birds at?
First crosser was silly distance but I calmed down then and enjoyed taking birds up to 55yds with a bit of consistency 👍
What is the song Dave many thanks Joe and top man and great personality of the sport that we all love
Fantastic shooting there Dave and not far from my Dads place.
What brand of shooting vest are you wearing ?
Thanks Richard
The jacket was a Gamebore stock coat👍
Thanks Dave will look one up 👍🏻
I know you released this film a while ago but what chokes did you have in the browning on the day ..... and do you know what the other guns used ?
1/2 and full
Thanks Dave, for your reply. Hope to see another 28 bore film in the future, it’s just such a fun but capable calibre that I enjoy shooting.
Enjoy the videos Dave be good to get 4k 60 FPS video quality though 👍
Thanks Lucas - I will have a look into this👍
What were the chokes and cartridge load?
Think those Hellfires are 27g 5
They're 25 gram 6s
Did you ever get the day with the side by side done?
Done one already Gentlemen and side by sides, only me not using one😳
@@DaveCarrieShooting Time you made good on the promise!
Hi guys, is the gun a 525 or a B25 ? Looks like a B2G .
Evo , The Browning at the start of the video was a 525 . Browning toward the end of the video was the B2G
That's great Dave but what are you all doing to keep England England and keep your shooting when you die of then what I would be scared to live there and be worried about the future of the sport I love my lovely England and its customs which are in danger of going away good shooting
Здравствуйте! 🔥👍
How come you're using Hellfire in the first half, which is a red cartridge, then at 10:31 and 9:50 you ejected a white cartridge?
Special load for you then? Yet to see a 28 bore cartridge that's white.
Hi Callum
I sometimes shoot test loads for Gamebore these were 25 grms 6s
@@DaveCarrieShooting Why didn't you state that in the video?
You were advertising Hellfire cartidges. So people have run out to buy them, £520 for a 1000, expecting similar results?
@@callumpearce9242 no point as the test loads would not be available to buy, Hellfire “are”available tho, they will probably go through more testing before they become A sales item, they were actually very good👌
@@DaveCarrieShooting Why mislead your followers tho? You should state that you are shooting test loads along side your Hellfire.
And why state that the Hellfire cartidges are good when you were not using them? We never saw all your reloads and the shots taken.
@@callumpearce9242 how is that misleading when hellfires were used on every single drive and the Gamebore test loads used occasionally for comparison “as I always do”- I didn’t see any remarkable difference in the two loads and therefore had nothing to say about them, you make your own mind up wether you like them or not! That’s your prerogative- or is it the case where you just want an argument 🤷♂️
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Dave I would enjoy your videos if you added a go pro camera to your gun so we can see what you are doing lead wise etc , camera man behind you really is boring now
compared with Four Ashe`s , and Sam Usher video`s, which are far more instructional and interesting videos for us novices to learn from .
keep watching the others - you'll learn more👍
Dave sorry to see you don't like constructive criticism, surely the point of your videos is promote our sport and encourage better field craft , don't keep saying
you shot some good birds , show us how you do it with a pro cam please .@@DaveCarrieShooting
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Constructive criticism I have no problem with whatsoever- but as you said my films are boring you now and the others are better in your opinion- I will not change something that as only ever been requested by 3 or 4 people out of nearly 6 million viewers
Shot cams are ok for clays and only at a certain distance, birds are different speeds different heights and different distances every bird is different on a different flight line no shot cam will ever replace natural instinct it will only serve to confuse- I do not profess to be a coach - I will though put my own thoughts on how I hit birds, I’ve already done a film that demonstrates lead in slow motion- as I’ve said before keep watching the others films if you think they can help you and you are learning something then I’m all for that!! But I won’t change my view on shot cams, have a great season young man, it was a great discussion 👌
Thanks Dave your Point made ! Best wishes for the rest of the season and have an enjoyable Christmas . @@DaveCarrieShooting
Oly shoot a 20 because I don't like to be kicked good shooting with a 28 are you shooting 3qarters chocked going to Montana this year hundreds of miles to walk and kick up something without a dog now that sporting
Man watching him finger his tringer like that got me hella nervous. Great video nontheless