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I have the TT15 in 28 ga, they make a 20 that would be close to your preference. I picked it up for the price and the wood that it has. I normally carry Fox Sterlingworths or Dickinson doubles but it is a nice gun for dove fields or quail if you can find them.

My friend owns a gun store and has sold over 200 Tri Star guns and had 0 brought back in the 2 years he has had them . Just saying , and thats not hearsay.

I have the Tri Star TT15 in 28 ga. Light , very nice wood and under 800. Extended chokes ,5 of them. Nice gun for the price point.

This was earlier in the season. My Dickinson Plantation 16 ga. Saw plenty of birds and had a great time in the plains.

You said it was new, if so did you yake out bolt and wipe off all shipping grease? Listen , I know about the Benelli click , have had 2 Monty's, Legacy and now 2 M 2s. Always slam the head forward by pulling it all the way back and keep grease or thick oils off bolt heads and if you humt make...

In a grocery store? Lol.

No second chances on this. So if the farmer had seen him, and went to talk to him , and he said you gave him permission . The farmer could say that the last time he looked at the deed your name was'nt on it to give permission and would take it up with you. Not a good scenario. You would be...

All of mine have a law or outlaw theme. Ive had, Bandit, Judge ,Sherriff,Trigger, Train, Big nose Kate, Nelli, Pistol, Bullet, Maverick, Annie, Ranger, Josey, Clyde.Ive had a few.

First day in the northern praries. Dickinson Plantation 16 ga.

Just a word of caution. Laying your gun on the ground with shells still in it could be very dangerous. I know becuse I did it once . Gun laying on ground , my dog retreived a bird and after he gives it to me he starts to go away and stepped on my trigger gaurd ,kmocking safety off and...

I have a Dickinson estate 28 ga and a Dickenson Plantation 16 ga. Very nice guns . Also have Fox Sterlingworths in 12 16 and 20 gauges. Really like those. All on gauge specific frames. As well as the Dickinson. Either guns are much nicer than CZ's , of which Ive had the Ringneck and Bob White...

Sorry, Huntdreamer just saw where you replied to my post. I am heading to ND in a little over a month. My prostate cancer seems to be in check now. Hope it stays that way. Have a great season yourself!

Grain isnt as important as having a hollow point in my opinion. You want something that expands rapidly. Hope you never need it!

Im 63 and a prostate cancer survivor. Had it 3 years ago. My psa is now so low, below 0.10. That it doesnt register on Labcorps testing. Get your psa but be sure to ask for the "free psa test" as well. Mine wasnt bad on psa ,4.5 but the free psa is what caught mine at an 8. Its supposed to be a...

Forgot to say mine were all done by a Setter. Not usually known to like water but mine was determined to get it no matter where it was. He was an amzing dog. Sure do miss him!

I have several too. And its great for the dog, not so much to carry in a vest 2 miles from truck and a cold ND wind blowing. Lol

I just bought the TT15 in 28 ga. Havent shot it yet but sure does feel good.

Pulling the action back in a locked open posistion. Then hitting the button and letting it slam shut. The barrel is not going back because of a shot and coming back with the action so its like hitting the close position harder than normal. We used to sell them in our store and have seen it many...

In my experience the shells arent what cracks the forearms. Its the slamming the action closed without firing a shell. Ive been around Brownings all my life and 95% of cracked forearms are from this or overly tightening the cap in the forearms. Again just my experience and dealing with this subject.

Definitely not a CO. Just have seen a lot of silly people put stuff on internet or run their mouth and get busted for it. You seem to be trying to be real clever in your put downs . Why dont you leave ne out of your ass hat comments.