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  • savage170
    Pretty certain you will like it I have the 12 game version
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  • 84Bravo1
    Congrats!


    I felt the same way about my Savage/Stevens 311A SxS 20ga.


    Did I need it? (No) Did I want it? (Yes) Sometime's you've got to treat yourself.
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  • Irish 8802
    16 GA
    Carries like a 20
    Hits like a 12
    Good choice.
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  • iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    Congrats!


    I felt the same way about my Savage/Stevens 311A SxS 20ga.


    Did I need it? (No) Did I want it? (Yes) Sometime's you've got to treat yourself.


    Did you know what it was? (No).

    Sort of like Spec4 hoping he purchased a good shotgun, why don't you fellas try to educate yourselves BEFORE you bid/buy? It's not like you have to go to a gun shop/club/etc or library and talk to the old guy that knows his stuff.
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  • Grasshopper
    Well, you will like it. Guaranteed.
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    Congrats!


    I felt the same way about my Savage/Stevens 311A SxS 20ga.


    Did I need it? (No) Did I want it? (Yes) Sometime's you've got to treat yourself.


    Did you know what it was? (No).

    Sort of like Spec4 hoping he purchased a good shotgun, why don't you fellas try to educate yourselves BEFORE you bid/buy? It's not like you have to go to a gun shop/club/etc or library and talk to the old guy that knows his stuff.





    Did spec4 purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)

    Did I purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)


    You have zero idea what research either one of us put into our purchase, prior to purchase.


    To claim otherwise, is well, you know.
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  • iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    Congrats!


    I felt the same way about my Savage/Stevens 311A SxS 20ga.


    Did I need it? (No) Did I want it? (Yes) Sometime's you've got to treat yourself.


    Did you know what it was? (No).

    Sort of like Spec4 hoping he purchased a good shotgun, why don't you fellas try to educate yourselves BEFORE you bid/buy? It's not like you have to go to a gun shop/club/etc or library and talk to the old guy that knows his stuff.





    Did spec4 purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)

    Did I purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)


    You have zero idea what research either one of us put into our purchase, prior to purchase.


    To claim otherwise, is well, you know.


    And yet I read your posts prior to your purchase. Do you purposely mislead readers of your posts?

    You need to calm down and stop thinking that constructive criticism is somehow a put down.
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  • Sam06
    My Dad was a life long bird hunter(Dove and Quail). I mean he lived for it.

    We had Bird dogs and and he had hunting rights on numerous farms in GA.

    He was a huge believer in the 16ga. It was his second most favorite shotgun. He thought the 28ga was the best all around but if he had to go "big" he grabbed a 16.


    He loved SxS guns but would give a Semi Auto the nod. When I started hunting he got me a Browning A5 16ga. It was a good gun and it broke his heart when I got a 870 pump 12ga[:D] he lat time I went hunting with him and I had a Benelli SBE II with plastic stocks I thought he would cry but I am a duck hunter 1st.

    I think you will enjoy the 16ga, they look like they are making a comeback.


    My Dad said it was all about the shot string length vs width. He said when the 12ga went to 2 3/4 it ruined the shot string.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Nice,,[8D][8D][8D]
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by 84Bravo1
    Congrats!


    I felt the same way about my Savage/Stevens 311A SxS 20ga.


    Did I need it? (No) Did I want it? (Yes) Sometime's you've got to treat yourself.


    Did you know what it was? (No).

    Sort of like Spec4 hoping he purchased a good shotgun, why don't you fellas try to educate yourselves BEFORE you bid/buy? It's not like you have to go to a gun shop/club/etc or library and talk to the old guy that knows his stuff.





    Did spec4 purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)

    Did I purchase a good shotgun? (Yes)


    You have zero idea what research either one of us put into our purchase, prior to purchase.


    To claim otherwise, is well, you know.


    And yet I read your posts prior to your purchase. Do you purposely mislead readers of your posts?

    You need to calm down and stop thinking that constructive criticism is somehow a put down.





    You mean the post where I asked "Older Members," their opinion on this firearm prior to its purchase? Or the subsequent research I did on the firearm prior to raising my bid? Please.


    This was a post of one Member proudly proclaiming the purchase of a new Firearm to his collection. My response was of the same genre.

    You wanted to take it in another direction. That is on you.
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  • mnrivrat48
    84Brovo1

    A SXS is a gun with two barrels placed along side each other.

    A 20ga is a shotgun shell/cartridge smaller than a 12ga or 16ga, but larger than a 28ga or .410

    Study this real hard and get educated - there will be a 10 question test tomorrow ! [:D]
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  • Junkballer
    Spec.4, you said you always wanted a pump .16 with chokes, you got a nice Browning, don't fear....you got a good one [;)] and they sell for very reasonable prices which makes it even better [:)]
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  • Smitty500mag
    You'll like it. Other than the Winchester Model 12 they're my next favorite shotguns.

    Sweet 16 made in 1954 at the bottom of the photo and a 20 ga. magnum made in 1973 on top in the photo.

    DSCN1676.jpg
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  • spec.4
    I have heard good things about Browning Shotgun. I handle some but never shot one before, even my father likes to get his hands on it.

    Rob
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