My Scheels had a couple for 1500. One had super nice wood and with the rebate of 100 off I ciouldnt walk away. Mine is 28 inch barrels. Another Browning in the old safe, I'll give a review once I shoot it, the many reviews out so far have been favorable. For me super light guns have caused muchas' misses in the past, hopefully the Sweet Sixteen is different. If not I'm keeping it anyways.
I have a Birdgun Disease that can only be cured by more birdguns.
I have a Birdgun Disease that can only be cured by more birdguns.
Long live the purple shell.
Right now- I own 8 shotguns.No cheap,low brow guns. All high quality guns.[/QUOTE
Why Mr. Goose there is no such thing as a low brow gun just different brands. I like them all.
That's awesome, my wife has an idea but has not identified how deep my shotgun sickness really is.My wife thinks I own two and am holding the other 11 for friends that have wife's that don't understand.
Patrick you will have to enlighten us all on your first run at the range on the sweetest NEW 16 gauge.... I agree the 28 inch is the way to go!!!!
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Thanks buddy, looks like the 2005 Chevy will have to roll another year, I wish it was bird season already. Lots of snow melting in Siberia Dakota hopefully the birds can get a good reprieve here. I hope to shoot on Tuesday, really looking forward to it.
Was your score surprisingly better or worse? I'm going to run out today and try the new A5. I've been on a real gun buying kick lately, selling a lot I didn't use and then trading Dads eclectic weird ones. I kept the ones he used back when he was hunting. As I get older I can kill a lot of time looking at guns on the net. Ran up to my uncles and saw some survivors so that is a good sign. I thought for awhile I was going to have to start a Ultimate Sharptail forum the way the snow was going.