Busting out the A5 Belgium's in Sweet 16 and Light 20. Doves beware!

Daddy’s old Remington model 11 .

If i get to go, probably a weatherby o/u 20 ga.

Grandads 16G Featherlite 37

Trusty old 20ga 870, 20ga Rem 1100 or Browning Citori over O/U 12ga.

Franchi Alcione I got from a member here on a trade. I've only shot clays with it but I love it so far.

An old Winchester Ranger 12 gauge

1952 year Browning A5 16 gauge. Before the "Sweet Sixteen" version. Has a vented poly-choke.

I seldom vary from my Beretta 626 on dove hunting. It fits me very well, and the double triggers give me an instant choice of choke.

I’m taking the boys on a state youth hunt at Claiborne. Both will be shooting A300s.

Browning silver 20 gauge

1951 Stevens 311A 16ga

12 gauge. 3.5" #9 TSS

We're going old school tomorrow.

I'll be starting with my granddad's Winchester m59 from the early 60's. I probably won't shoot it all day because it's more of a sentimental thing. Plus, these guns are super barrel-light due to the fiberglass barrel and it's kinda feast or famine when I shoot it. I either hit everything I shoot at, or nothing, rarely in between. If I can manage to kill a couple birds with it (or if I can't hit anything), I'll put it up and swap to my 20g Stoeger. Of course if I'm on fire with grandaddy's gun, then I'll stick with it until I run out of 12g shells

GomerJr will be hunting with his granddad's (my FIL) first gun that he bought when he was 12...an old Ithaca m66 single shot 20g.

Took my weatherby 28 gauge, killed 4. Missed 2.

20 ga beretta

686 SP with 28inch barrels. LM in bottom and Mod in the top.