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I think the 28" inch 20 gauge repro guns make a wonderful clays gun because they imo are both heavy and muzzle heavy. If I still had one I'd shoot it a lot at 5 stand.
PS. I owned one of the above 20 years ago with 28" barrels with double triggers and a straight stock. It weighed 6 lb 12 oz. It was rather heavy for use as a grouse gun imo.
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