And for the love of everything TGT, get those pics up.Read up on it, and take it for a walk, regularly
I would think (not certain) it would be engraved on top of chamber.
Did it come with a choke system or has only one fixed choke like improved cylinder or modified or full?
And for the love of everything TGT, get those pics up.
CorrectBarrel marking has it at 3” shells. So it can take up to 3” or smaller and not 3.5”shells?
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Exactly. I use 2 3/4 shells in my 3" marked barrels - Don't think I've ever shot 3" shells out of them.Barrel marking has it at 3” shells. So it can take up to 3” or smaller and not 3.5”shells?
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I saw a hunter do that with a Wesley Richards, and then proceeded to drop it. He could not hit shit with it. We were pheasant hunting and when we got back to the barn I got his phone number. Gave it to my well healed friend. The gun ended up in a good home.I've got a couple of good double barreled shotguns - they're definitely field guns. I might not be pushing down a barb wire fence with them, but they get used.
CZ shotguns are known to be reliable and a good value.
I believe they are manufactured by Huglu in Turkey to CZ specs.
Found an CZ Drake 12 ga at a local pawnshop. It takes 3” shells. Will it take 2 3/4 shells also? For those who own this shotgun or similar shotgun, do you use it as a field gun or for sporting clays? Thanks in advance
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If it's bird hunting, rabbit hunting, and such nothing is more fun than a double barrel shotty.
Autos are fine. JMB designed one of the best...
But when it comes to walking woods, fields, banks, and such I'll take a double barrel for the pure enjoyment...along with the fact that it's the best tool for the job.
Of course, that's just my opinion.
I agree with your opinion - probably why I've got several.If it's bird hunting, rabbit hunting, and such nothing is more fun than a double barrel shotty.
Autos are fine. JMB designed one of the best...
But when it comes to walking woods, fields, banks, and such I'll take a double barrel for the pure enjoyment...along with the fact that it's the best tool for the job.
Of course, that's just my opinion.