Show Your Favorite 16ga!

[Double Lab]

[QUOTE=Dean Romig;444365]As Dave says, the top lever quickly became what the market wanted. If you don’t provide what the market demands your sales decline… simple.


Regardless... it was simply better in my opinion.

[Dean Romig]

I agree Darryl, as many of us do.





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[edgarspencer]

[QUOTE=Daryl Corona;444372]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

As Dave says, the top lever quickly became what the market wanted. If you don’t provide what the market demands your sales decline… simple.


Regardless... it was simply better in my opinion.

Daryl, which design are you saying was better?

[Double Lab]

[QUOTE=edgarspencer;444384]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Daryl, which design are you saying was better?

Lifter.

[William Woods]

[QUOTE=Dean Romig;443058]If I could ever afford it I’d love to have an early 0-frame sixteen gauge AHE with 28” Bernard barrels choked CYL/FULL with twin ivories. It would have double triggers, straight grip with a skeleton butt plate. It would have 14 1/4 LOP beautiful marble cake imported walnut with a 2 3/8” drop. A fully checkered forend would top it off I think.
I’m very sorry I don’t have a picture except in my mind’s eye.


Just a little longer stock, and I cold live with a pistol grip, or round knob as long as it still had the skeleton steel buttplate.

[William Woods]

Loved seeing all those beautiful 16 gauge guns.

Thanks to all that posted so those of us that are less fortunate can wish.