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SCOUT5
I just checked my watch list and there are 14 shotguns on the list. I promise I do not need another shotgun. Geez!
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  • Sam06
    That is a lot of shotguns.

    Didn't you just buy 2 last week ;)
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  • SCOUT5
    Sam06 wrote:
    That is a lot of shotguns.

    Didn't you just buy 2 last week ;)


    Just one, the other gun was a .44 mag Handi Rifle. I like that 1100 though, I need to round up a field barrel for it to along with the Hastings slug barrel.
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  • Sam06
    That was a sweet 1100. I like the 1100 because they are soft shooting.

    When I was shooting 3 gun (Before it became a reload match) I used an 1100. I liked it better than even the Benelli M1. The only downside is as a gas gun it does heat up shooting long strings.
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  • toad67
    If you don't own a 28 gauge, then you DO NEED another shotty.....
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  • SCOUT5
    toad67 wrote:
    If you don't own a 28 gauge, then you DO NEED another shotty.....

    Have two ;)

    But I do not have an English stocked SXS in 28ga, however I am looking.
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  • Sam06
    My Dad loved 28ga shotguns. He had 3 or 4 of them. All were either Autos or SxS. He always wanted a A5 in 28ga, I don't think they made them though.
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  • mrmike08075
    Here is a patent infringement work around gem of firearms architecture development - a forgotten piece of shotgun DNA - part of the origin story completely lost yet fascinating non the less...

    Perhaps an evolutionary dead end in some respects but a developmental gold mine of conceptual strands woven together...

    The quality of the work is Swiss watch master craftsman level - it must be a bespoke one off piece - the culmination of a laborious trial and error phase borrowing disparate elements into a working prototype...

    So much of this history is lost and undocumented - to quote another member it's as odd as socks on a duck - yet curiously compelling...

    https://youtu.be/XL6Oj2eQpR8

    Mike
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  • gearheaddad
    toad67 wrote:
    If you don't own a 28 gauge, then you DO NEED another shotty.....
    I could not agree any more with you. 28 ga. Is my go to bird gun.
    I typically shoot a Browning Superposed 28 gauge choked Skeet and Skeet. A deadly shotgun for Pheasants Occasionally I shoot my Parker repro 28.
    I had and sold like a dumb ass a 28 ga Remington 11-48. Sweet auto! I'll buy another.
    I also had and sold like a dumb ass a Browning Citori 28 Superlight with an English stock.
    I love an English stock shotgun!
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  • SCOUT5
    gearheaddad wrote:
    toad67 wrote:
    If you don't own a 28 gauge, then you DO NEED another shotty.....
    I could not agree any more with you. 28 ga. Is my go to bird gun.
    I typically shoot a Browning Superposed 28 gauge choked Skeet and Skeet. A deadly shotgun for Pheasants Occasionally I shoot my Parker repro 28.
    I had and sold like a dumb ass a 28 ga Remington 11-48. Sweet auto! I'll buy another.
    I also had and sold like a dumb ass a Browning Citori 28 Superlight with an English stock.
    I love an English stock shotgun!

    Just because you did something dumb (really! you sold it! :shock: ) doesn't mean you are a dumb ass. (you sold it? seriously what a .......) Even smart asses do dumb things now and then.
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  • gearheaddad
    SCOUT5 wrote:
    gearheaddad wrote:
    toad67 wrote:
    If you don't own a 28 gauge, then you DO NEED another shotty.....
    I could not agree any more with you. 28 ga. Is my go to bird gun.
    I typically shoot a Browning Superposed 28 gauge choked Skeet and Skeet. A deadly shotgun for Pheasants Occasionally I shoot my Parker repro 28.
    I had and sold like a dumb ass a 28 ga Remington 11-48. Sweet auto! I'll buy another.
    I also had and sold like a dumb ass a Browning Citori 28 Superlight with an English stock.
    I love an English stock shotgun!

    Just because you did something dumb (really! you sold it! :shock: ) doesn't mean you are a dumb ass. (you sold it? seriously what a .......) Even smart asses do dumb things now and then.
    No other way to put it, my friend.
    If you've ever shot an 11-48 28 gauge, you'd understand!
    Only a dumb ass would sell one!
    See above, about my thoughts on a Citori English Stock Superlight 28 ga. ;)
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