Let's see your favorite hunting or sporting shotgun - post a photo!

[CobraGT]

My favorite - the old Winchester Model 12 I inherited from my grandfather

 

[skwerl]

2 Items needed for hunting season.
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[CobraGT]

2 Items needed for hunting season.
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Lol that's awesome!

 

[unstableryan]

20 gauge coach gun.

 

[Butcherbill]

 

[iron cat]

Probably my all time favorite hands down.
Cat

 

[straightshooter]

Bought my dream gun last year...

 

[hunter5425]

One of the last hunts with my old boy Chip with the Parker I was gifted by my wife's great uncle.

 

[canvasback]

I've posted this gun before but the OP want;s favorites so.......

It's not the most valuable gun I have or the fanciest but it works the way it should every time I hunt with it. Maybe it's a confidence thing.......first time i ever pulled the trigger it nailed a nice ruffed grouse. It's my Lovena 12 gauge sidelock. 28" barrels, moderately open chokes, 6 1/2 pounds. From Prague in the 1920s. Wonderful.

It's the one in the foreground:

 

[brybenn]

Choosing a favorite can be hard. You gotta break it down by category
My fave semi auto for a while was my a400 xplor 28ga but being honest I absolutely love the 1301 comp 21". Bought it for duck hunting from my kayak and now it gets used for everything

 

[brybenn]

As for my love of sxs guns I have to choose my JD Dougall side lever. As anyone who has shouldered it knows it's just something special and it's killer on upland birds

 

[brybenn]

I'm an absolute sucker for true case color hardening so I have to choose my Dickinson arms over hunter 12ga as my favorite. I use it for trap despite its 26" barrels. It does get carried hunting as well

 

[brybenn]

My fav subgauge is a huglu 103fe 20 bore with grade 3aa+ wood. It's fits like it's made for me and it patterns great. Joy to carry and I shoot it better than every other double I own

 

[Stephen Nash]

Like Canvasback, a repeat photo, but my favourite grouse gun, a Charles Lancaster breech-loader, has been doing the job since 1864.

 

[Cteve]

Benelli M4

 

[Butcherbill]

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Benelli M4

Oh hell yeah, I’ve always wanted to shoot a nice buck with a tactical shotgun.

 

[Londonshooter]

I sold this gun to a friend of mine. Just today made a deal to get it back. Currently it is my favourite. In a few months it will be 150 years old.

 

[Cteve]

Oh hell yeah, I’ve always wanted to shoot a nice buck with a tactical shotgun.

It was great. I was in a tree stand and hit him at about 30 yards away. He only took about 5 more steps. I may use it again this year.

 

[hawkmp9]

She’s a bit beat up but my 25 year old Beretta Al391 has been my go to.
(Two of us hunting that day so we had a limit of 10)

 

[Londonshooter]

Like Canvasback, a repeat photo, but my favourite grouse gun, a Charles Lancaster breech-loader, has been doing the job since 1864.

Steve, I know you are the exactly right guy to ask. Would you speculate on when that walnut tree that provided the stocks was a sapling? When and where would it have been harvested?