Can you believe it, not a lever one!

[rangerider7]

[J Miller]

You know, a rack of long guns without lever guns is just ........ wrong.


Looks like some of the gun shops here in IL. Shottys and front stuffers.

Joe

[gamekeeper]

It looks like what you would find in a lot of English gun shops They would even quarantine the pump action on it's own table like that too

I tend to search out candy stores with a bit more variety

[BigSky56]

I like double barrel shotguns especially in the smaller gauges. One of these days I'll find a small frame 410 to use on grouse. danny

[C. Cash]

Not a lever,but the next best thing....Double Shotguns! I could stand in front of that rack for a couple of hours at least.

[RKrodle]

I like double barrel shotguns especially in the smaller gauges. One of these days I'll find a small frame 410 to use on grouse. danny

Not a lever,but the next best thing....Double Shotguns! I could stand in front of that rack for a couple of hours at least.

Not to hijack the post, but I just picked up a CZ 28 gauge SXS with double triggers. It should arrive in the next day or so. I've wanted a 28 for a long time.

[pokey]

that's just the shotgun side of the room, turn around.

[C. Cash]

I like double barrel shotguns especially in the smaller gauges. One of these days I'll find a small frame 410 to use on grouse. danny

Not a lever,but the next best thing....Double Shotguns! I could stand in front of that rack for a couple of hours at least.

Not to hijack the post, but I just picked up a CZ 28 gauge SXS with double triggers. It should arrive in the next day or so. I've wanted a 28 for a long time.

Congrats RKrodle....get some pics up if you can. Double's are a natural extenstion of a Lever action, so not really off topic at all. My Dad had a Stevens made in the early 1900's that he toted around for quail. Since drooling over that one growing up, I've owned 2 Stevens Doubles, a Baker Gun Co., a Lefever Nitro, and had(in my opinion the finest of them all) a Remington Mod. 1900 for a bit that was stolen out of my Uncles house. All 12's except the Remington which was a sweet 16. When I see a good clean one at a gunshop, I'm pretty much a goner. Singles too.

Pokey....yep, that's what I was thinkin.

[rangerider7]

I love all types of shotguns but prefer over and under models the best.

[mescalero1]

Danny,
I have the sweetest little Spanish .410 double anyone ever shook a stick at.
It's TINY,carry it all day.

[brucew44guns]

I guess I started out life with a lever action, a model 71. I own a 300 mag in a Browning A-Bolt Medallion, have hunted with it and killed deer, it's wonderful. But it is a tool, whereas the lever guns I own are part of the family.

[rjohns94]

I would be glued to that area of the store. I love double guns second to none in the firearms world. 86er has hooked me up with my current favorite - a British Shotgun - Midland 30" barrels with Imp Cyl and Lt. Mod chokes, chambers 2 3/4" (70mm) Man. date 1896 Semi round body game gun. This Shotgun has hammers and points and shoots for me perfectly. Over the years I have gone through Browning, Aya, Remington, Lefever, Colt, Stevens, CZ, SKS, lc smith and a few others. The british styling and weight characteristics are just my cup of tea when it comes to shotguns.

Ricky, you will love the .28gauge. The SKS I had in that caliber was one of my favorite Over unders and it seemed that I could not miss on Doves in the California fields with that one.

[major]

I too love a nice O/U I have one in 12,20,28 and a 410 sxs the 410 it one of the most fun scatter guns I own it just feels prefect in your hands. I have been lucky enough to even take a few turkey's with the little gun and what a joy to take a tom with a 410

[Mike D.]

After Winchester levers, I lean towards nice doubles, particularly those by the A.H.Fox Gun Co, of Philadelphia, Pa.

[rangerider7]

I have had a few side by sides, L.C. Smiths, AyA, Winchester 24, but the one I have always wanted has eluded me. The model 21 Winchester is on a list I probably will not complete. I have pretty well run out of mad money and the only way I will get one is to trade. I might trade a few model 12s and a Winchester 101 and get a shooter but I dought it will present itself in my lifetime. I'm keeping all my Winchester levers and old Colt SAAs until I can't see the sunrise or set.

[BigSky56]

Mescalero
I have a friend that has a spanish 410 your right it is lightweight Ive seen him take pheasant and sharptail, sweetest little dbl Ive ever handled. danny