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I have a 26” Trojan 16 that balances better than any double I’ve owned.

Roman nailed it.

Roman nailed it.

A 6 lb 12 gauge would be awesome if that’s what it ends up weighing, even up to 6 lbs 4ozs. My Trojan is 6lbs 5ozs and because of its balance feels lighter. I’m old school in the fact that 26” barrels ...

I was using their copper plated 1 oz 6’s for bunny’s yesterday. Great ammo. Luckily I bought a flat right before everything fell off the cliff.

If it’s your first sxs I’d look at something new, preferably a FAIR Iside.

I’d go to 25”. Cyl choke is fine, with good quality modern ammo you won’t be disappointed.

I prefer open and “opener” chokes and I think barrel length has little to do with it. Gun fit is the most important aspect of all of this. Last time I shot at Hausemanns Hidden Hollow I broke every bi ...

Just go buy it.

The oldest are the most desirable but you really won’t get a bad one in any year unless it’s been bastardized. Some of the newest ones can be a bit heavier. If I were looking for a 12 gauge I’d look f ...

I love mine -- a .410 Venus, coin finish, double triggers and 29-inch barrels. It has quickly become one of my favorite shotguns.

I've got another UGC shotgun in the works -- a light 12 gauge sxs, ...

Love that #5.

If it’s an area I hunt, i shoot them. Think of it as a copperhead in the garden. You reach down to pick something and “BAM”, off to the hospital for $126,000 anti venom treatment which my buddies 94 y ...

That’s what I said til I bought the Orvis Heritage Field.