Is there a place for a 20 gauge?

Was 12 for everything. Now I shoot 12 (mostly) for sporting clays, with the 20s being used for waterfowl and the 28s for all upland. Way more fun and enjoyable days.
 
I don't even remember the last time I shot a 12 gauge at a bird on the wing.

Whenever it was, there have been a few hundred upland birds and waterfowl that were cleanly dispatched since with a 20 or 28.

For a guy that can shoot, I don't think the extra payload capacity of a 12 is worth anything at normal hunting ranges. If your exclusively pass shooting with steel... I'll take a 12 but I don't hunt like that
 
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