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I just weighed her, and she is 7.4lbs. That is the heaviest SXS I have ever encountered. ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/TxxmkcZD/DTS-0664.jpg) I don't even consider 7.4 lbs. heavy. I've got big duck gun S X Ss weighing up to 9.5 lbs. 😁
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I haven't gotten my hands on a pigeon or a gun like that yet. Coming from Trap, where 9lbs is the average, it's strange to see so many at 5/6lbs. I am not a hunter, so I don't have that experience, but I do get that carrying a lunker all day in the field would not be fun.
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I don't even consider 7.4 lbs. heavy. I've got big duck gun S X Ss weighing up to 9.5 lbs. 😁 It depends what it's used for. A heavy gun in a duck blind, or on a clays course, is no big deal. ...it's a whole 'nother deal as a grouse gun, or even for prairie birds.
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I don't even consider 7.4 lbs. heavy. I've got big duck gun S X Ss weighing up to 9.5 lbs. 😁 It depends what it's used for. A heavy gun in a duck blind, or on a clays course, is no big deal. ...it's a whole 'nother deal as a grouse gun, or even for prairie birds. No one was referring to usage, GR. Read the poster's words that I quoted. He said he's never seen a S X S as heavy as 7.4 lbs. Try to stay on topic. That was a pitiful attempt to start up another confrontation. Sleep tight, now.
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I don't even consider 7.4 lbs. heavy. I've got big duck gun S X Ss weighing up to 9.5 lbs. 😁 It depends what it's used for. A heavy gun in a duck blind, or on a clays course, is no big deal. ...it's a whole 'nother deal as a grouse gun, or even for prairie birds. No one was referring to usage, GR. Read the poster's words that I quoted. He said he's never seen a S X S as heavy as 7.4 lbs. Try to stay on topic. That was a pitiful attempt to start up another confrontation. Sleep tight, now. Um...no, it wasn't. It was just a comment. 🙄
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I don't even consider 7.4 lbs. heavy. I've got big duck gun S X Ss weighing up to 9.5 lbs. 😁 It depends what it's used for. A heavy gun in a duck blind, or on a clays course, is no big deal. ...it's a whole 'nother deal as a grouse gun, or even for prairie birds. No one was referring to usage, GR. Read the poster's words that I quoted. He said he's never seen a S X S as heavy as 7.4 lbs. Try to stay on topic. That was a pitiful attempt to start up another confrontation. Sleep tight, now. Stan, when someone like Joff utilizes a false manufactured QUOTE as his Signature line, and attributes his own disparaging words about the NRA to someone else, then every Post he makes is a pitiful attempt to start another confrontation. But an egotistical little narcissist like Joff thinks he always has the right to do anything he wants. I might as well show everyone just where Joff's Signature line originated: The NRA has proven itself unreliable and corrupt. Period. TransGomer Joff's QUOTE from Post # 675140 posted on 5/23/26- unedited This should result in yet another childish tantrum and more manufactured QUOTES from Joff.
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Wow, this post went south...Is this the norm at DBLG?
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Wow, this post went south...Is this the norm at DBLG? You get used to it… Have you shot the gun yet? I own a Falcon, ‘sort of a model 30 that was specific to the US market, circa 1972. Even after I adjusted the pitch on the stock (it would jump off my shoulder prior to that, the recoil was so bad) it is one of those 6 1/2 pound guns that just beats me up. Yea, I do the light load thing, and I’m all done shooting clay games with it. But, some days it is the perfect hunting gun. Best, Ted
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So I have not yet. I will try some 7/8 12ga in it I will try some clays hopefully this weekend. I will chk balance and see if add an adapter for my shotkam for SXS and that will add 8oz to it. Maybe help a little with the recoil.
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Hmm. That gun is a full pound heavier than mine. I don’t own a double over 7lbs. I’ve got a 16 gauge Browning Standard A5 that is close, but, recoil isn't an issue.
Best, Ted
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