Ringneck Redneck
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Ruger Red Label in 12 gauge.
Favorite shotgun?
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dustin mudd
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favorite gun- upland
so have to be the recently traded for Citori 28 inch barreled 16 gauge... has a new stock installed. LEFT IT ON the hood of my truck, while chatting with other hunters last fall, and drove away an hour later... saw it fall off, and roll down the gravel road
( don't do what I did, put your dogs away first, then guns, then have lunch!).. hunted all fall with a crack, thought it best to fix before this fall...
likely second choice will be the new 16 ga SWEET Sixteen coming this fall!!!!
notice how many picked a 16 ga gun! interesting.
so have to be the recently traded for Citori 28 inch barreled 16 gauge... has a new stock installed. LEFT IT ON the hood of my truck, while chatting with other hunters last fall, and drove away an hour later... saw it fall off, and roll down the gravel road
( don't do what I did, put your dogs away first, then guns, then have lunch!).. hunted all fall with a crack, thought it best to fix before this fall...
likely second choice will be the new 16 ga SWEET Sixteen coming this fall!!!!
notice how many picked a 16 ga gun! interesting.
Tough question!
And the answer could vary every day.... But, I enjoy SxS inmensly, they handle well and look in even better. The problem lays on how much the ones I really like cost. In any event my go to upland gun is a Beretta Silver Pigeon in 28ga with 28" pipes. I shoot it well and its releable, doesn't look too bad either.
And the answer could vary every day.... But, I enjoy SxS inmensly, they handle well and look in even better. The problem lays on how much the ones I really like cost. In any event my go to upland gun is a Beretta Silver Pigeon in 28ga with 28" pipes. I shoot it well and its releable, doesn't look too bad either.
CZ Upland SxS 20ga is my favorite. After a covey flush and my buddy has fired 3 or 4 rounds for a bird, I love saying, "I got 2". It actually happens quite often. I just shoot it good. Used to hunt birds with a Remington 1100 20ga that my dad bought about a month before he found out he was gonna be my dad. So that is pretty cool.
BirddogGSP
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Beretta 390 12 gauge. Deadly with that gun.
spoonbill82
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Beretta 303 20ga or my BPS 16ga Upland Special.
onpoint
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I have too many to dedicate to just one favorite.
Their all near and dear to my heart. I'm a classic era man. When "real" guns were built like a Auto 5, model 12, model 97, model 37 Ithaca, Superposed, Etc. No stamped toaster parts and hair springs. Real Walnut and no plastic. When men that were taught a trade built our guns instead of house wives and fresh out of high school kids. When "Made(or owned) In USA" meant something. When a box of 22LR was as common on the shelf as bread and butter and people weren't clawing each other eye's out to get a box, paying 20 folds for them. When Christmas ad's in the Sears and Wards catalog showed children opening a new gun as a present. Those days are gone and I fit into today's world like a square peg in a round hole.
If I had to only have one gun to do it all. Shockingly..I would probably have to choose my Camo Browning 3'5" 12ga Cynergy simply because of non toxic game laws. I have shot a train car load of game with it over the years.
God Bless
Onpoint
Their all near and dear to my heart. I'm a classic era man. When "real" guns were built like a Auto 5, model 12, model 97, model 37 Ithaca, Superposed, Etc. No stamped toaster parts and hair springs. Real Walnut and no plastic. When men that were taught a trade built our guns instead of house wives and fresh out of high school kids. When "Made(or owned) In USA" meant something. When a box of 22LR was as common on the shelf as bread and butter and people weren't clawing each other eye's out to get a box, paying 20 folds for them. When Christmas ad's in the Sears and Wards catalog showed children opening a new gun as a present. Those days are gone and I fit into today's world like a square peg in a round hole.
If I had to only have one gun to do it all. Shockingly..I would probably have to choose my Camo Browning 3'5" 12ga Cynergy simply because of non toxic game laws. I have shot a train car load of game with it over the years.
God Bless
Onpoint
Mmmm,
I have an 1187 premier light contour that's close to twenty years old and I've shot every load imaginable with it. Taken every game from dove to deer with it wot out fail. One o ring replacement. That's my go to gun it's heavy in the field all day but it shoots man.
I've got a1972 Remington 870 wingmaster grade a trap with three barrels thats as smooth as butter action of any gun I've had. Shotgun, Rifle, pistol, etc... It's fit n finish is unreal. Balanced and swings like no other. Those would be my two...
I have an 1187 premier light contour that's close to twenty years old and I've shot every load imaginable with it. Taken every game from dove to deer with it wot out fail. One o ring replacement. That's my go to gun it's heavy in the field all day but it shoots man.
I've got a1972 Remington 870 wingmaster grade a trap with three barrels thats as smooth as butter action of any gun I've had. Shotgun, Rifle, pistol, etc... It's fit n finish is unreal. Balanced and swings like no other. Those would be my two...
alberta jonny
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Bought a Fabarm Axis 20ga 3yrs ago, can't see myself selling it anytime soon.
I'm a new member and am quite surprised by the number of guys who listed a 16 ga. gun as their favorite. I have a Belgian guild 16 ga. SxS that I use when the weather allows for a two trigger day. otherwise I use by single trigger DeHaan. I mostly load my own shells for the 16 ga.
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