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alright so i took some time off to do some research on what gun i wanted to buy. i ended up buying a remington 870 express mainly because im worried about penetration. but i have a question, what shot size should i use? i mean remington has a line of shells called ultimate HD which is what i want to buy but what the difference between #2 and #4 shot? from what i know there are a ton of different sizes to choose from. can anyone help?

The bigger the number, the smaller the pellets. For example, 00 contains much larger pellets than #8 shots.

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Ok after talking to a buddy on another forum OP... Look into Delton... You can build a great rifle for around 5-700 bux and they make for great starter rifles :)

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