10 Gauge, A View from the Past

[Mills]

Model 21s are the most bland looking of the America doubles but I love mine

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Model 21s are the most bland looking of the America doubles but I love mine

We had one in the shop for repair that was a post 64 from the custom shop . It was profusely engraved a a fair amount of good inlay . When it was time to test fire I volunteered just so I could say I’d shot a 21 from the custom shop lols !

[TxHuntermn]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Model 21s are the most bland looking of the America doubles but I love mine

I always felt the same way, but early this year I acquired a very early 30” dt, splinter, pg Model 21. I simply cannot miss with it. It does feel heavy, until I throw it up.....zero learning curve with this gun....

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mark Ray

I always felt the same way, but early this year I acquired a very early 30” dt, splinter, pg Model 21. I simply cannot miss with it. It does feel heavy, until I throw it up.....zero learning curve with this gun....

I had a Remington Model 32 12 gauge 26” solid rib skeet and skeet I never missed a skeet bird with . Now to be honest I only shot 250 shots with it and only 50 or so at a time . But I sold it to my gunsmith buddy before I could miss with it LOL’s !

[Mills]

Originally Posted by Mark Ray

I always felt the same way, but early this year I acquired a very early 30” dt, splinter, pg Model 21. I simply cannot miss with it. It does feel heavy, until I throw it up.....zero learning curve with this gun....

That is just what I have. I think 1934 production, 30" bbls, splinter fore end and double triggers.