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[nwtbolthunter]

16 all day

 

[cantgetright]

For reference, came across an A5 sweet 16 on dealer site this morning, exc. condition for $1695

 

[.22LRGUY]

I've been through my Auto-5 shotgun phase, but they're long gone.
I'd love to fondle a Sweet Sixteen for a bit, but I think that I can resist that temptation.

^I fear I may be entering mine. lol Considering moving my only modern semi to replace it with some antiquated technology. lol

To the question, from what I understand...the sweet 16 would fetch more (condition being equal) but personally, I'd rather have a 20. There is (was?) a nice 20 in the EE. About $1,000 more than I have to spend on one, but considering it would be a "fun" gun, a 12 is the most economical.

 

[a j cave]

The sweet 16 will likely bring more. I’m sure glad mine went down the road, didn’t like the handling, recoil, or the mech movement.

 

[sharp shooter]

Finally! I picked up a light 20. 1963 with 28” barrel and mod choke. Made prior to them calling it a light 20.

 

[Stephen Nash]

Finally! I picked up a light 20. 1963 with 28” barrel and mod choke. Made prior to them calling it a light 20.

Very nice! Looks to be in fine shape, too.

 

[sharp shooter]

Thanks. Steel is about 97%, wood 90%+. I can’t wait to try it at the trap club.

 

[sharp shooter]

Here it is beside my Japanese magnum.

 

[3macs1]

Very nice guns