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Versatility. Briley thinwalls make a one trick pony into a gun for all seasons. I realize there are many traditionalists who disagree; but I have had a couple shotguns with thinwalls, and they do not detract from the looks of the gun while offering a skeet/trap/sporting clays/duck/quail/pheasant gun in one.
I will now duck, juke,and run before the indignant storm begins.
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