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I would keep the 20
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if it were the only gun i could own it would be the 12 ga...charlie
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Unless the 20g is free. I woild take the 12.
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Just because of the issues with the twenty. I would keep the twelve.
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Lets see the 12 ga is in better overall condition, barrels are original length, I assume there are chokes in the 12ga barrels and the gun is more versatile as to the game you choose to hunt. The 20ga is in a more worn condition, with no chokes, and altered barrels. Monetary value I would expect to be similar do to the cut barrels on the 20. Let know if you keep the 20.
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No question - keep the 12 for all the reasons stated.
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If you had both and the house was burning down and you could only save one......
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