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Unread 08-25-2022, 09:40 AM   #2
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Andrew Frank
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I have two of Zues models in 16 and 20 and they are very nice guns. They are well built, well balanced high quality guns. I carried my 20 gauge Zues last hunting season (when I wasn’t hunting with one of my Parker’s), it was a dream, smooth swing, light but not too light, easy to use but very positive safety and crisp triggers. Mine have basic wood, standard engraving, color case hardening (chemical, bone and charcoal is not legal in Italy I guess). I hunted Michigan grouse and woodcock with it, South Dakota pheasant, and even took it for a small duck hunt. I enjoyed it so much I picked up its 16 gauge twin when it went on sale at Fieldsport and it’s just as enjoyable as the 20. I’m also waiting on a 28/410 that I custom ordered, my understanding wife gave me the go ahead to go all out so it has grade 5 wood and a hand engraving of my GSP. I’ve also handled a Minerva in 28 gauge with 30 inch barrels if I remember right and its a very impressive gun. They aren’t cheap but they are well worth the money, high quality and well made.
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