Don't think you can beat them for the money in terms of combined appearance, weight and handling. Had picked up a Ringneck in 20 ga and a Bobwhite in 28 ga on the internet fairly recently and just returned from my brother's place where we shot field clays this weekend. Both shot very well and everyone there who shot them liked them as well. Have a Bobwhite in .410 now en route to me as well.
SH is correct that the ones with choke tubes (all but 16 & 410) would look better without the straight muzzle end to accomodate the tubes, but every maker's doubles with removable chokes exhibits that same appearance trait. Unless you can afford several doubles in various chokes to serve all your possible shooting needs, removable chokes do offer the most flexibility.
The Huglu/CZ's also have a properly scaled action for each gauge, amazing for such a low priced double gun, and is one of the main reasons the different gauge Bobwhites look and fell so great.
