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They are pretty dang nice. I have one that is my go to wood duck gun. It is full and full. I need an upland choked one
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03-06-2019, 09:46 PM
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A year or so ago I sold a first year production Sterlingworth 20 that was also factory original 26 . I bought it at what I thought was a very inexpensive price four or five years ago and when I sold it on GB I made a nice profit . I liked the little gun and did very well with it on the skeet field and in the dove field . But as you mention this configuration is rather LIGHT and unless you have your head in the game it can be very whippy . I have another 20 Sterlingworth with 28 that is a bit easier to shoot well even though its choked M/F and the 26 was IC/M .
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