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The only birds that I release are those seen on my way back to the truck after my limit is reached.

I sold this shotgun....

No, the only real sign of wear is the trigger used to be gold and is now worn.

No pitting, no rust on the gun or either barrel.

Without thinking much about it…..somewhere around $500 not much more than that

I’m most likely a simpleton. That seems like a lot!! My Griffon points until the bird moves, sometimes it’s the birds choice and sometimes I have to go kick it up. I have never been able to get her to break point and never thought about it.

My fault, I looked in my gun cabinet and somehow have 5 shotguns not three.

I have three shotguns and don't need but one and a backup. I shoot the Browning reasonably well but I have a Remington that I shoot really well with and right before I gained the Browning I picked up a new Stevens Auto and I really like that gun.

Great advice. Thanks.

Great post Bob!! You sound truly blessed. I hope everyone finds something to pass the time until next season!!

It has the original butt plate with it. I took it off to clean it up.

I inherited a 1950's Browning Light 12 a couple of years ago. I cleaned it up and used it last year off and on. I shot well with it and it performed well. I refinished it but didn't get several scratches out of the wood, so I will most likely go over the wood again and do a better job. That...

This has been a very entertaining post. I have owned both pointers and flushers and have hunted beside them both my entire life. When I was a kid, my folks got a cocker spaniel as a house dog. I lived in eastern Oregon at the time in the 70's and 80's and there were lots of pheasants and...

I’m sure he did. He also used a rat terrier as his hunting dog. Needless to say, he was not like most folks.