I will say that the "Poorest" finished American Double inside which I have ever seen was a 20 gauge A grade Syracuse Arms Co with the ejector cut-off switch in the forend. My understanding is that SAC gun quality went down hill near the end of their production. This was a very late gun in their line. I have not seen inside an earlier one for comparison. This one literally looked as if the parts had been cut out with a Cold Chisel. It had 28" Krupp barrels with full choke in both barrels. I never carried it hunting but shot a few clay pigeons thrown from a Trius trap & could well enough with it in spite of the chokes. After seeing its guts though I let it go down the road. Also as it was not designed around heavy loads I really had no use for a 7 lb gun which should not be used with more than an ounce of shot in a mild load with two full chokes.
