It is available in black or camouflage. It is regarded as a workhorse in duck hunting and may easily turn you into a proficient hunter. It has a synthetic stock and can process shells up to 3 1/2 inches long. You can also be certain that this is suitable for hunting activities and will never cause you any problems. The first thing you need to know about duck hunting guns is that they are all different. There are semi-automatic and automatic models available, with firing rates ranging from low to high. You should also take into account the length of the barrel and its configuration (whether it is straight or curved). Generally speaking, semi-automatic guns are better for hunting because they are easier to handle during the chase. They require you to use one hand only to operate the mechanism, which changes the battery or cartridge every time you fire. Automatic weapons on the other hand are ideal for situations where you do not have much time to spare, such as large concentrations of birds. They function continuously until you run out of ammunition or the trigger is pulled. Duck hunting guns can be divided into three main categories: airguns, springers and pump shotguns. Airguns are relatively simple to use and don't require much training to be effective. They use an explosion of gas to shoot the bird. Springers are more accurate than airguns but still easy to use. They use a spring to load the shell and then fire it when you pull the trigger.