Very nice! Let's see what others have too

Mills;

Love those old 16’s. Yours appears to have many stories to tell. Care to share the details?

JDG

Well, I have owned it a week as of today. The first shot with it took a quail. It is well used but works fine as is.

88,000 sn range. Research letter has been ordered and it may turn up more info

all my quail guns have turned into squirl guns no birds around here....i have a d grade 20 ga damascus barrels a 20 ga v grade with factory 27 inch barrels and a 20 ga g grade with vulcan grade barrels 26 inch cly bore ...killed a few birds in kansas with cavlvin humbergwith that gun....thanks for that hunt calvin.....charlie

Not a classic quail gun but
 

Not a small bore but I sure would not hesitate to use it on quail with light loads. It is a 12 ga P with twist barrels on a 1 frame with factory 26" barrels. At 6lb 10oz it is a light weight and as fast handling as lightning. The opposite end of the quail gun spectrum.

Linder Daly Diamond grade 20, 24” bbls
London 28 back action hammer gun, 28”bbls
Raick Freres Belgium 20, 26”bbls

Trio of CSMC bird guns
 

First tow pictures are of my XE-16 29" barrels rooster hunting in Kansas, 28" barrels with P.A. woodcock. Two pictures of my DE-410, Two pictures of my DE-28 These three guns can do the work! SXS ohio

Here are just a few:whistle: What makes a good quail gun also makes for a good grouse gun :)

CHE 20
A1S upgrade 28
Fox FE 410
H&H 20
Purdey light game gun. A 6.25 lb 12 but with RST 2" 3/4oz loads it's a dream to carry and shoot. An up and coming favorite

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I think the order goes.....

Holland and Holland, Parker CE, Fox and then the short 2" Purdey :rotf::rotf:
Guess you have too many guns !