Over/Under Shotgun

[bholman]

I am looking to get an over/under shotgun for upland bird hounding. I am curious to what everyone has and/or likes?

[Raoul]

CZ Wingshooter.

 

 

[runco]

About 9 years ago, I did my research and I kept coming back to a Browning Citori.  They are not cheap.  No regret even after 10K+ rounds.  Still as tight as the day I bought it. 

[chances R]

^ THIS^

[LngRngShtr]

Stoeger Condor been killing Ducks & Geese the last 5 years now along with the occasional trip to the trap range

 

John

[chances R]

Buy quality, buy once.  Plus will have greater resale or hand-me-down/heirloom value.

[leroy]

I've got a couple of 'em.... Both "old" citoris (...pre-removable choke...)... One is a 30 inch 12 ga; the other is a 24 inch 28 gage... Ya simply cant beat them for build quality, handling (...if they fit ya...) and longivity.... Buy one (...even a humble one...) and ya will hand it down to your grand children....Look at Runco's post above.... 10K rounds of shotgun loads is 703 lb of lead down the tube (...based on 1 1/8 oz 12 gage loading...).... That's a helluva lot of shootin...That's why they are so great.... Find the one that fits ya and go from there....

 

leroy

[dlm37015]

Winchester 101 or browning superposed

[dcloudy777]

Don't forget to factor in $200 for the SBS stamp.... :up:

 

[gregintenn]

I have a Citori Featherweight 20 gauge. I've had it for nearly 30 year, and have shot thousands of rounds through it. I am very pleased with it and would buy one again.

[Djay3]

Another vote for the Browning Citori if it fits you. The 12 gauge is a bit heavy for some folks' taste; the 20 gauge Citori would be nice for Upland.