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I see your point in the psychological aspect. But I would feel a lot more comfortable with a semi-auto. Should the weapon have to be fired, it is much easier to keep a bead on a target with a semi-auto rather than having to pump a new shell in. Been hunting since I was 11. I know dick all about rifles and pistols. But I do know shotguns from an active use point of view, not just shoot at a non-moving paper target.
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