[dblshot]

Like I said Whatever you buy, you’ll only be as good as you practice. You don't usually sight aim a shotgun at this distance so point and shoot is about it. I don't even have a sight on mine. If you practice a little, you can get the point quickly. Another posted recommended a 20 gauge which for a novice or light weight person seems a good idea to me. 12 gauge is not really needed for human varmints.

[mouser]

Practice is the key and good but even with practice very little of is done with a moving target at close range.

Some years back I was at gun show.

They had tires with plywood screwed to it to make solid target they rolled tires down the hill and people tried to hit them.

when hit they went down fast but most missed.

moving targets under stress is a whole new ballgame.