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I had a very early production 28 ga 2 bbl set, and I had to send it back to Reagent Chemical because both sets of barrels shot low. They told me that the ribs weren't being layed at the correct height. I now own a later production 28 ga, and it shoots right where it's pointed. I own a very low serial number 20 ga, and a high number 12 ga, and I can tell you there is no difference in quality.