A menagerie of long legged girls . . . .
 

Here are a few 32" girls that posed for a mid-afternoon photo shoot.
The sun's rays are good this time of year for pics on the south side of the old farm commissary building.

Left to right:

AH Fox A grade straight hand grip w/ 3" chambers
AH Fox BE
AH Fox HE, 3" chambers
LC Smith 3E, 3" chambers, HOT
Westernfield New Model
LC Smith 16 ga., FWE, HOT
Parker DHE 16/20, 20 ga. bbis in place
Iver Johnson Special Trap
Ithaca Super Ten grade 3

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And a few 30" girls, with one 28". . . .

AH Fox 12 ga. Sterlingworth
AH Fox 12 ga. Sterlingworth Ejector
BSS 12 ga.
Savage Fox Model B
Remington 1889
FAIR Iside Tartaruga Gold .410
AH Fox Sterlingworth Ejector 20 ga.
Not pictured: AH Fox AE grade 16 ga. and Dickinson Estate .410, both w/ 30" bbls.


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And lastly, a couple long, tall Sallys . . . .

Sarasqueta Honker w/ 36" barrel (bbl. length corrected, thanks Bill)
Remmie 870 Wingmater w/ factory 34" VR trap barrel (buttplate removed awaiting pad)

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Wow, impressive!

Stan, my friend, the Repro has 32" barrels? The Honker has 34" barrels?

Dove and ducks beware! A darned nice arsenal, Stan.

My bad, Bill. The Sarasqueta, of course, has a 36" barrel. Typo will be corrected. Thanks!

I don't have a Repo. Which one were you referring to, the DHE? It was completed in 1928/29.

A little more info. The Wingmaster barrel was backbored by a former cardshooter for extremely tight patterns. It is now .062" constriction (XXXXF ? :whistle:). I've shot a few sporting clays with it and found it handles surprisingly well. I do not expect it to pattern well with larger (5s, 4s, etc.) shot for waterfowl, but will get around to testing it eventually.

Stan, I don't know how I got a Repro in my head. Great guns.

Quite an array!

Stan, Askins wrote about diminishing returns with chokes being too tight with larger shot resulting in blown patterns.