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Charlie, my first 21s were $1000 for a cased pair, oak and leather Purdey case. I once bought a 20 gauge for $650. I bought my last one several months ago for $3000. They really aren't that bad. Go for it.
Mark, I love 16 gauges for most anything except long range stuff. Maybe I should shoot a 16 Model 21 and see if it handles any better than the 12's. Currently I use a Trojan 20 for grouse and woodcock...Wonderful little gun I can carry it all day one handed and never get tired.
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"Much care is bestowed to make it what the Sportsman needs-a good gun"-Charles Parker
I used to like little guns for grouse, but I have started to like my Sauer ten with RST 7 1/2s. It weighs exactly to the ounce what my 0 frame 16 weighs.
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