28 gauge

[6pt-Sika]

I’ve kinda been looking for a decent 28 gauge preferably O/U for my wife . I’d be most satisfied with an older Browning Citori or Winchester 101 but that may not be the best economical option . Anyway after perusing GB and looking at a multitude of new guns that were 28’s something started becoming noticeable ! They were mostly all 3” chamber guns Now to each his own , but I don’t get it . If I want more shot I can step up a gauge or two .

[Shane Jennings]

I guess it's the "better have it and not need it than need it and not have it" principle.

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

I’ve kinda been looking for a decent 28 gauge preferably O/U for my wife . I’d be most satisfied with an older Browning Citori or Winchester 101 but that may not be the best economical option . Anyway after perusing GB and looking at a multitude of new guns that were 28’s something started becoming noticeable ! They were mostly all 3” chamber guns Now to each his own , but I don’t get it . If I want more shot I can step up a gauge or two .

I read there was a company a few years back producing a 16 gauge 3" .
Didnt you know all gauges beside the 410 are obsolete now because of TSS shot lol ? Thats what I heard a turkey hunter say one day at the local FFL .

Does it have to be a o/u ? theres quite a bit of options these days for a decent 28 gauge .

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Milton C Starr

I read there was a company a few years back producing a 16 gauge 3" .
Didnt you know all gauges beside the 410 are obsolete now because of TSS shot lol ? Thats what I heard a turkey hunter say one day at the local FFL .

Does it have to be a o/u ? theres quite a bit of options these days for a decent 28 gauge .

I’m pretty particular about what I buy . And my war against Wild Turkey that wasn’t in a bottle ceased twenty years ago .

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

I’m pretty particular about what I buy . And my war against Wild Turkey that wasn’t in a bottle ceased twenty years ago .

Well I dont think you could go wrong with a Browning or Beretta o/u , 95% of the guns that visited the plantation were one of those two and the occasional eccentric would bring a nice sxs .

[charlie cleveland]

a model 1100 Remington 28 ga is a soft shooting good handling gun....charlie

[Jerry Parise]

You really can't go wrong with a Beretta Silver Pigeon 1. They are very well built and about as economical as you can find in a good O/U. I just bought my grandson one, he loves it, and now my wife wants one as well.

[Setter Man]

Are you looking for a 28 ga. on a scaled down frame? Browning makes the Citori on a 20 ga frame. Pretty sure Beretta produces their 28’s on scaled down frames but I’m not sure who else does. How about Guerini?

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Jay Gardner

Are you looking for a 28 ga. on a scaled down frame? Browning makes the Citori on a 20 ga frame. Pretty sure Beretta produces their 28’s on scaled down frames but I’m not sure who else does. How about Guerini?

Pretty much an economical 28 gauge that I consider decent quality . I had a Browning 725 32" 28 gauge in my hands at the shop a couple years back . Someone had brought it in for something or other anyway that gun felt really really good . But I doubt a 32" gun is what the doctor ordered for my wife . A 26" older Citori or 101 or Red Label should fill the bill . That little Orvis/Beretta 2 barrel set in the for sale part of this forum would be just about perfect but it's a bit more than I wanna put in a shotgun for her .

[24 grams]

Beretta.
Best gun for the money.