Hunter Special
 

A few weeks ago I asked a question about a Hunter Special that my local shop had on the rack. I said I wasn't interested in the gun, because at the time I remembered it as being a 12 ga. I later found it to be a 20. Suddenly I was interested in it. I have had a long surpressed love for 20 ga side by sides.

A few weeks on layaway while I did some wheeling and dealing, and it came home last night. As best I can tell, the S/N indicates 1938 as a manufacture date (1632XX).

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It's been a long time since I did much hunting, but I believe I'm going to have to look around and find a place to dove missing this fall. In the next week or so, I'm at least going to have to take a few shots at some clay pegions.

mighty nice gun you bought there..i too like 20 ga as i get older they appeal to me more and more...what lenth of barrels is on this little jewel... charlie

They're 28 Charlie.

good for you wayne, i've got a 16 with 28's & enjoy it immensely in the dove fields
i think they were very well built guns

ddp

Great looking gun Wayne. 20"s are great.

Dennis