...Mo Betta
A set of 28 gauge Superposed, 28" Skeet

Mercy.

And next, Mister Midas.

Now back to the Model 21s. 😊

Whillikers! That is gorgeous wood!

Show 'em your Model 21s, Bob. 😁 Those Brownings are gorgeous, though! 👍

They're pretty Bob, but do you shoot 'em, or just take pics of them?

I don't recall ever seeing a pic of any of them in the field, or on the range.

For the man with two loaders?

Good morning Stan. I hope you and your family are well.
As I look at the images I thought, “ crap, I’ve turned into a collector”. Not true, I’m a shooter.
These see range time at every opportunity. I don’t own any guns that I don’t shoot.
There will come a day when one will take a piece of clay. It’s inevitable, they’re Skeet guns.
I’m as careful as humanly possible but it’s just a cost of doing business.

Come Fall, they’ll chase quail with some of the others in my modest cabinet.

Dear Bob, I have a 28ga B525 for clay shooting and I think it's a great gun, but your set is so gorgeous! Enjoy them a lot!

That's what I hoped to hear. Pay Dirt! 😁

A gun, no matter how fine,
serves its destiny only if it is shot.

My first day out with my gleaming, brand-new 28-gauge Rizzini side-by-each, I managed to ruin the finish on the right side of its buttstock within a round or two of of trap because the zipper-pulls on the cuffs (yes, the cuffs) of the (very strange) jacket I was wearing gouged the living Hell out of it whenever I mounted it. It'd cost me nearly a year's rent. I looked at the damage I'd inflicted for a few seconds, and decided to laugh.

I'm still laughing. Now I have no excuse to not shoot the thing wobbly.