Is it a flat rib gun? I have owned both a vent rib DHE 20 and a flat rib CHE 20. The flat rib, in my opinion was fine for upland hunting. The flat rib doesn't add any weight to the gun and actually give you a nice sighting plane. The vent rib guns are generally heavier, making them less desirable for field use in my opinion. You are calling it a raised rib which I am not sure I am familiar with other than the L.C. Smith guns that had a raised rib that creates an image of a single barrel or over/under gun.
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