Well Larry, I guess you'll have to secretly give me that 15" 20 ga. that you "don't have".
Rajan, the 0-frame is very common and was used, in addition, for the "light" sixteen gauge and for the early 28 ga. Parkers. Generally speaking, the larger frame sizes,1, 1 1/2, 2, 3, 4 etc. were used for the larger bores like 12, 10 and the obsolete (on this side of the pond) 8 gauge which was built on massive frame Parkers and weigh in around 13 to 16 pounds . . . not a gun you would want to carry into the Bob-white coverts.
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