Getting ready for TX Multigun 2014

cajunautoxer · Dec 7, 2013

So I've only shot local matches and the Tx multigun will be my first major. I'm about to open up my JM Pro and weld it up. So I can load 10+1 right now. Should I go ahead and order a new tube so that I can go 12+1? Will this help? I'm about to try and switch to load 2s also.

Thanks

WillR · Dec 7, 2013

12 + 1 is pretty long, they can get tangled up in snow fencing and ports. But it can be a advantage in some situations. I'd run it the way it is and see if you think it needs changed. I have been running a 10 + 1 for a while now. Used to run a 12 + 1.

James Peel · Dec 8, 2013

I have a 12+1 tube for my versamax and a 9+1. I'll run the 12+1 if at all possible and if there's a stage with enough shotgun targets to warrant it and 6+ seconds space / time to load in.

jtischauser · Dec 8, 2013

12+1 gives you versatility in loading options. You can take both to a match and choose which one you want to use.

What you need to get ready for is shooting 50-100 yard C zone steel fast. That's all I remember from TX multigun the one time I shot it.