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Model 21s are somewhat halfway between a Parker or Fox and a Winchester Model 12 but I love mine. Very reliable and well built
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Bought my first 21 in 1965 when I was in school. Have loved them ever since. However, in 1965, I already had my Parker injection.
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picked up an early 21, DT, splinter 30" 12, a few months back. My first Mod 21, with "violent proof" barrels, and choked tighter than "Dick's Hatband". Took it on a whitewing dove shoot a couple of weeks ago, and literally could not miss with that gun. Heavy as a howitzer, but deadly in my hands that day!
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I have to say out of all the Model 21's my favorite is the 16 ga, as it is built on the 20 gauge frame and for me it just points "right". I've had both 12 and 20's but the 16 is the gun for a Model 21
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