What are you packin'

[Mills]

I am shooting sporting clays next week with my GH 16. I know, not as exciting as birds, but nothing is really in season around these parts now.

[Double Lab]

Leaving for S. Dakota this Weds. So where do I start? GHE 20 Dam, VHE 20, Trojan 20, Sterlingworth Deluxe 16, Rem. 1900 16, VH 28, all for the upland birds. For the ducks, Sterlingworth 12 and GH 12 Dam. For coyotes, Win. pre64 .243, Ruger mini14 .223, Win. 62 .22 for plinking and a 6" Colt Python just because.

[Double Play]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Leaving for S. Dakota this Weds. So where do I start? GHE 20 Dam, VHE 20, Trojan 20, Sterlingworth Deluxe 16, Rem. 1900 16, VH 28, all for the upland birds. For the ducks, Sterlingworth 12 and GH 12 Dam. For coyotes, Win. pre64 .243, Ruger mini14 .223, Win. 62 .22 for plinking and a 6" Colt Python just because.

Daryl,
Whatever you do, drive carefully and don't get stopped.

[Harold Pickens]

Bill, you are right, taking all 16's would simplify the ammo situation--but that makes too much sense, so it probably won't happen. I forgot to mention m y first ever double. a Sterlingworth Deluxe with the original pad and twin ivory beads, and a Fair Rizzini 16ou with double triggers--a great pheasant gun.
Long live the 16 guage!!

[Harold Pickens]

Mills, I recall the pictures you posted on that GH 16, a really sweet gun.

Larry, my DHE 16 weighs in at 6# also and has 26" cyl/m chokes per its factory letter. I shot it at Hausmann's in June. I rarely carry it to hunt, but perhaps ought to. Straight grip also.