Getting a new 28 gauge

[@dewaynereynolds8228]

I have 2 28 gauge . One a Hatfield SAS 28.The other is a 28 gauge Pump Action CZ . The CZ pump is really light weight

[@brucefrohn9834]

I've got the SA-20 & love it. If I can make a suggestion .... when you put the barrel onto the gun, leave the wood forend off & the bolt released. The barrel will go ~half way into the receiver, then stop. Now pull the bolt back & the barrel will drop all the way in. Leave the bolt back & install the wood forend & retainer nut.

[@iamanoutdoorsman-jeffmarke9185]

Thanks so much for the suggestion!! I love this little thing!

[@jimthomas5389]

I’ve always put the barrel on first, then the forend. I’ve got a Tristar 20 and it’s easier to put together also.

[@mscott976]

My first pheasant was taken with a double barrel 28 gage. It was borrowed and I’ve always wanted to own one.

[@iamanoutdoorsman-jeffmarke9185]

I love mine so far. Looking forward to duck season!!

[@withoutprejudice8301]

Got a TRISTAR SA 28 gauge 3 yrs ago. Loved it dove hunting. Not a single hiccup. Bought an O/U TRISTAR .410 afterwards. FAST swinging shotty's the both of them!

[@sdpy15]

No day quite like new gun day.

[@iamanoutdoorsman-jeffmarke9185]

AMEN!!!

[@BrianEthridge-wg6ko]

I would like a 20 gauge pistol. About an 8-in barrel I don't see any around lately though

[@Jessica37323]

Now you just have to go back to bass pro to get the trigger lock off they forgot to remove.

[@withoutprejudice8301]

Those silicone socks are $10+ apiece.