Nice to see you back again hope you are keeping well ,look forward to the new season.

Your looking really good David ,nice pattern test also .I've always found like for like a20 always shoots considerably tighter than a twelve .

Hi Dave, really enjoy the pattern testing videos.

Great pattern from the four and half Dave ,and also LOVE THE SHIRT great 20 bore video to see the power a smaller gauge gun can produce ,,keep up the videos ~Dave excellent stuff

Hi Dave, Very informative. Enjoyed watching- as always.

Wow Dave you look 20 years younger losing all that weight mate...and you do the best shooting KZfaq recordings ..Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge of this fantastic sport!!!

Dave very informative video thanks for the info and as usual another good video from you

Beautiful shooting iron Dave! I have never patterned a 20 gauge out to 50 yards. As usual well defined and informative keep up the good work and a big hello from Canada!

well done dave nice to see someone giving the 20 bore the time it deserves I only shoot a 20 bore and don't know why more people don't

Great video, very informative as I've been shooting a 20 bore for years and starting using the black holds this season with great effect.

Hi Dave, could you do a pattern test with the gamebore velocity 28g 12gauge? Be interested to see how a budget cartridge compares to the higher quality ones

Very very excellent video.

Very interesting. I'm looking forward to 28 bore.

Great show Dave I'm getting a 20 bore but don't know what one to get love the gun you have.

Well done Dave!!!! i shoot only 20ga for now over 20years , was lucky enough to test those gamebores too....agree thats a very good cartrige! But in 95% of situations a fast 28gram lead- load is enough.

I bought a slab of 34- 4 1/2 last week for some high bird shoots this year after seeing this I wish I bought the 32-5!

Nicely done film, as always Dave. Pretty stout loads for a 20 but it would be interesting to see how they compare to the heavy 12 gauge (bore) cartridges you normally shoot for high birds......I'm sure you could make them work! I like the look of the solid rib on that little Browning also, not as common over here. Thanks and best regards.

great video dave, would have liked to have seen the results of opening the choke on the 34gram load, maybe it was to constrictive and blowing the pattern ? keep up the good work as always all the best

Thanks for taking the time to show pattern tests at 50 yards. I wish we could get those 20 bore gamebore down here.

Very good test, but how about 28g 5s for some one with a dodgy shoulder, what choke could you sugest for exmoor birds .

what a gun it is

A 3 inch 20 bore with 1 1/2 ounces tungsten is all any goose or sandhill crane hunt needs. Lighter for pheasant and grouse.

Dave always like your ballistics tests on cartridges I have always used 16 bores in side by side for 40 odd years now a unmatched pair of Browning under and overs would be very interested in your future test my only comment is there isn't a great selection 28 grams Hull high pheasant performances quite well RC seem to have more punch will be most interested in your view on guns and test.

But back in the real world!!!!

If your gonna shoot 32 and 34 gram loads in a 20 you might as well just use a 12. Longer shot colom equals more deformed pellets . In my humble opinion patterns will suffer. Recoil in the lighter gun will also be a factor with the 34 gram load. Light gun light load after all 20s were always for kids and women and old men that could onlymanage a light gun. Good test though

What's the velocity on those shells?

Nice video. The only thing I’d say is I’d be using a 12 with loads like that. 20 must kick like a mule

Beautiful gun Dave. Will you be using it on the high pheasants this year?

After watching this dave iam going to test my pattern I shot my 725 I got the weekend with 1/2 and 3/4 the half choke was performing but I felt off with my second shot I no the 35g shot 5 performed very well in my old 325 but no sure what there like in the 725 Been told to try a 5/8 choke. After watching this dave starting to think do we need the bigger loads that 32 g patterned well bud

Finding anything greater than 31 gram 20 bore is difficult down here. Do you think one day you will test the 20 bore TSS #9? We can't get them here but I saw a lot in the USA now.

Do you think you could test the 28 and 30g number 6’s in this range?

I’d like to see more of the 20g tests Dave. 32 & 34g seems more of a 12g load but still a fantastic result out of a little gun! Still do the same speed and shot still travels as far. Where would you draw the line for the 20g on high birds?

Blimey Dave you have lost weight !!! Hope you’re ok.

Good video. I've never been a fan of four shot in a 20 gauge load. The pellet count is way too low.

So a 12 bore 32g 5 doing 1425fps is no different than a 20 bore 32g 5 doing 1425fps. So why is a 20 always seen as less powerful, what actually is the difference?

Does anyone one know if you can put two names on a gun so you both can legally bring the gun out shooting

Wow you look so different.

Very interesting film Dave, but I can't really understand why someone shoots a 20 bore with 32/34grms? They are much more suited to 25-28grms. Why not use a lightweight 12? Less recoil and cheaper cartridges.