luv2safari
.400 member
Reged: 09/11/03
Posts: 1413
Loc: United States
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Chasseur,
Thats 25 for 25, my friend!  I shoot better with an o/u...just a bit.... My choice is, and will be, my nice old sxs. It is the same with wine and women...personal choice.
It is nobody's business whether you like jug wine and fat women. 
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Hunt with Class and Classics
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Chasseur
.375 member
Reged: 18/11/03
Posts: 771
Loc: Hunting classic Indian game!
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Well said Luv2safari!
How did you know I had some Carlo Rossi sangria in the fridge??
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In regards to action he should devote himself to hunting...
-Machiavelli
Edited by Chasseur (10/11/04 06:11 AM)
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mikeh416Rigby
.450 member
Reged: 24/02/03
Posts: 6051
Loc: The beautiful Oley Valley, PA....
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I bought my first shotgun in 1971, a Stevens with a hardwood stock, side by side, and it fit me perfectly. I still use it today, and it looks like an old war horse: finish is gone, and only a little bit of blueing left. I've had to replace broken firing pins more times than I can remember, but still love it.
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Siskiyous6
.275 member
Reged: 21/11/04
Posts: 69
Loc: Del Norte COunty, CA
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I bought a 20 guage Fox BSE-e when I was 13. It is still a great gun. I got my son an o/u Ruger in 28G to start. It is wonderful, but it just isn't a S/S. The barrels dont open on their own, it doesn't snap shut in as lively a fashion, et.
When I moved up to a 12G (Steel shot - bah humbug) I started using an 1100. But, I am going to get a Ruger Gold Label. I am also trying to get my hands on a Remington S/S and a Guegot S/S my buddy inherited. Nothing comes to my shoulder like a S/S. The rest may shoot, but only with a S/S are you shooting.
For safety, I don't think any kid should have anything but a double.
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