Very cool.

A buddy has a Stoeger I've been drooling over for a long time. The fit and finish is amazing for what he paid for it. Beavertail forearm is the only thing wrong with it. That should be illegal.

I usually couldnt get close enough to any chickens to shoot them with a 10 ga. I tried.......... many times.

I really like hunting with 410s. Glad to see people like them as well. I never had anything fancy. But started with a single shot 410.

I’m wanting a smaller gauge gun. Actually want several, lol. Want an semi 20 and a .410 or 28ga O/U just to have fun with on a dove shoot. We have a few dove hunts, but most are actual shoots. A little .410 or 28ga would be a hoot on those shoots.

Local gun show had 410 shells for $30 a box. I didn't buy any.

Still have mine.If I said how much game I harvested with it over the years most would not believe it.

Shot a coyote with one many years ago. He came running by at about 20 feet while I was on stand waiting for the pushers pheasant hunting. 3" 7 1/2 shot rolled him right up.

I love my 410’s. I started off with a cheap Charles Daly 410 O/U and just fell in love with the light, easy handling, and low recoil. I splurged and bought a Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon III earlier this spring and boy does it handle and shot nice. With some choke and shot experimentation they can perform nicely both in the field and on the sporting clays course even with the 2.5” shell. I keep a little Mossberg 500 410 pump around camp for critter control at $250 pre craziness it was a bargain. I want to add a 410 sxs to the mix and have been looking hard at the Yildiz but I don’t have an Academy sporting goods close by yet to handle one.

https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-bobwhite-g2/ - in 28 is a very sweet gun. Maybe of interest to you.

Thanks, looking it up now.

Here's the CZ 28.

Good shooting, a 410 doesn't leave a lot of room for error.

Good job! I was hoping to win a gun there this weekend but maybe next year. It was a pleasure meeting you guys there and good luck with those Montgomerys I traded y'all.

Awesome job on those sharptails. Nice dog too. My dog and a buddy and his dogs will be out after them this week.

My grandfather was in his 70's when I started hunting His legs where giving him problems so he did not care to do a lot of walking .His idea of hunting at that time was to find a squirrel den tree and sit and wait . The season bag limit then was 30 .He usually was able to kill the season limit every year .One year we where squirrel hunting .And as usual we sat near a den tree and waited for daylight .He killed 1 or 2 and about 9 AM he said let's go back to the car .As we walked through the woods a nice ringneck pheasant flushed and he shot and dropped it stone dead .He was so excited to have taken a nice rooster. We cleaned it and did not find a single shot in it .I guess a single shot had hit it the head .Because the body was completely shot free .I was maybe 14 at he time .I REMEMBER IT LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY . But it was more than 50 years ago .NOW I AM JUST GLAD I CAN REMEMBER IT AT ALL.

Having the dog makes it 10x more fun to be out there now. She just turned two and is on here second season. Last fall during Thanksgiving, she tore her ACL and had surgery in December. Been a long road to recovery with a lot less offseason training than the year before. Not doing too bad thus far. Just have to keep her healthy.
She is a lab/border collie cross with a never-ending drive.

This will be my next gun, just cant decide 20 or 28. Love the double trigger and straight stock.

I'll be buying the 28. Just need a 12 and 28 to complete my side-by-side collection.

The 28 is a sweet gun. Killed two turkeys with my 28 this year and its what I plan to shoot all duck season