doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com It's "A and A", not Aya

Long term inmates, help me out here.

I seem to remember a post put up back in the dark ages of double gun (you could post without using your name, so, it was pretty wild at the time) perhaps by Klunk, where he contrasted and compared a model 21 with a different US made double. I think it was a Stevens, but, an uncommon one, maybe a 335 (or, 385?) and ticked off all the reasons he believed the Stevens was superior. He had a Stevens with chopper lump barrels, anyway, but, it was a hilarious read mostly about his own feelings about the 21, which, he hated.

I’d love to read it again, at any rate.

Oh, and I don’t really care what anyone shoots. Or, how they pronounce the name of it.

Best,
Ted

And then there’s Versailles in France and Versailles (pronounced Ver-sales) in Kentucky. It’s a boring man who can pronounce a word only one way.

Thanks Shotgunlover, my greatG ma called it whista sauce. But then she was 1st gen American. Language erodes quickly!

Le Havre and Brett Favre.
JR

If I'm in the field or at a dealer's table (very unlikely now), and someone has an AyA that I would like to handle, I will approach him by saying "do you mind if I take a look at your A and A?" Everyone else to their own desires and devices.
JR