What is your favorite hunting shotgun ?

[Wapiti921]

Browning Citori, Dad bought it in 1972 for 229.00. Still 98%

 

[gl89aw]

Browning light twelve I bought new at the Western Auto in Sallisaw in 1969

 

[AER244]

There weren’t many humpback shotguns (Browning, Remington 11), I’m thinking it was an old Browning sweet 16 where the “F” was FN Hertsal, the Belgium manufacturer of old Browning guns…..any gun historians out there?

Franchi 48al? They had humped backs and a tendency to look like hell after use. Don’t know if they made it in 16ga though.

 

[AER244]

My current favorite is a weatherby entre rios sa-08 28ga.

 

[Birdseed]

Beretta O/U 20 gauge!

 

[Firpo]

Beretta O/U 20 gauge!

We talking a Red Label? Niiiiiice shotguns.

 

[AER244]

The model escaped me earlier, but Winchester 1911 SL was humpbacked and allegedly came in 16ga.

 

[Dmc707]

Would love to try an Auto 5, but for me currently it is a pair of Winchester Model 50’s — one 20 gauge that belonged to my dad and a 12 gauge I found a decade ago on a Cabela’s sale rack

the Winnie’s are all I need, however would love to give an A5 a try to see why they are so well loved

 

[Hangfire]

The model escaped me earlier, but Winchester 1911 SL was humpbacked and allegedly came in 16ga.

To be honest I'd never heard of a Winchester 1911 shotgun and I had to do a little Googling on it.

Apparently it was nicknamed the "Widowmaker" and "Headbuster" because of it being dangerous on both ends.

The Most Dangerous Shotgun Ever Made: Winchester’s Model 1911 SL

The Winchester 1911 semi-auto was a deadly shotgun, but for all the wrong reasons. It was dangerous to unload, and killed some shooters.

www.outdoorlife.com

 

[magna19]

Benelli 3" Black Eagle 24" bought new in Enid back when you had to go to an HK dealer.