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My go to bird gun for over fifty years has been a straight-grip 28-inch barrel A-Grade Ansley H. Fox 12-gauge shooting everything from Sharptails in Saskatchewan to Quail along the Mexican border and a lot of Pheasants in between. Also a lot of jump shooting ducks out of irrigation ditches incidental to those Pheasants in my college years. My favorite side-by-side skeet gun is virtually the same thing, a 28-inch barrel Fox-Sterlingworth Ejector Skeet & Upland Game Gun.
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