Do U find early non-SxS's interesting?

[Craig Larter]

Many interesting responses, thanks everyone for giving us an insight into your non Parker interests. Sometimes I turn off to non sxs's but the other designs are all part of our rich American firearms history. I must admit my love of the Winchester model 12 Duck and Remington model 11 grade E and F.

[Double Lab]

Along with the guns mentioned I have to admit to a fondness for pre-war through early 70's Browning Superpose shotguns.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Along with the guns mentioned I have to admit to a fondness for pre-war through early 70's Browning Superpose shotguns.

All those in my accumulation are in the 1950-1970 range . But let’s not forget the Remington Model 32 O/U as well as the Krieghoff versions .

[Pay Dirt]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Along with the guns mentioned I have to admit to a fondness for pre-war through early 70's Browning Superpose shotguns.

Here's a mid-60's Grade 1 .410, 28" F/M. Looks to be the Grade 1 woodpile lottery winner.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Bobby Cash

Here's a mid-60's Grade 1 .410, 28" F/M. Looks to be the Grade 1 woodpile lottery winner.

I’ve got Superposed Grade 1 skeets in all four gauges and none have wood that nice .