I’m a 20 gauge fan too. A 20 gauge on a proper sized frame handles flawlessly and carries so nicely. I’m not an auto fan but love my 20 gauge wingmaster. On the other hand, you can’t go wrong with any 20 that fits the above. Greatly appreciate your content. Keep it coming, we’ll be watching! P.S. a model 12 Winchester in either 20 or 16 gauge handle quite nicely too.
Have a Beretta A303. While I like the newer and lighter semi autos - the fit and finish, simplicity, & overall reliability that are inherent in this model shotgun make this firearm stand above newer models that incorporate some good ideas with cheaper parts. I have three barrels for different purposes and they all fit the bill. In 20 ga - not too light - not too heavy. Thanks for keeping good guns in the spotlight.
I’m a 20 gauge fan too. A 20 gauge on a proper sized frame handles flawlessly and carries so nicely. I’m not an auto fan but love my 20 gauge wingmaster. On the other hand, you can’t go wrong with any 20 that fits the above. Greatly appreciate your content. Keep it coming, we’ll be watching! P.S. a model 12 Winchester in either 20 or 16 gauge handle quite nicely too.
Have a Beretta A303. While I like the newer and lighter semi autos - the fit and finish, simplicity, & overall reliability that are inherent in this model shotgun make this firearm stand above newer models that incorporate some good ideas with cheaper parts. I have three barrels for different purposes and they all fit the bill. In 20 ga - not too light - not too heavy. Thanks for keeping good guns in the spotlight.
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Randy how would you compare the B 80 20 ga with a new Browning Silver Midas 20 ga?
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