New 12GA Shotgun

2 major flaws in the weapon, 1 being I would always drop the magazine with the push button right on the trigger guard and 2 it woud make me broke from all the shells I would shoot
 
Not Bad Looking​
You're entitled to your own opinion, but it's the least aesthetically pleasing shotgun I've ever seen. I'm curious to know what you consider a less attractive shotgun.
 
BuzzGun,
The question isn't what's the best looking shotgun, but what's not bad looking -- I've seen too many fine guns to select a single best looking gun. I tend to favor the Italian designs for form and function. In my professional opinion, here's an example of a not bad looking shotgun:
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Why would anyone want that gun. Just plain ugleee IMO. Zippy has the right idea off what's good looking. Gotta have nice wood and be blued to be pleasing to my eye.
 
pabuckslayer08
Yep, it's not bad looking, too. However, I've always thought that extended chokes, especially when in a contrasting finish, look like an afterthought. They negate any essence of "sleekness" that a stick gun may have had.
 
I seen in your caption you think it could possibly be cut down from a full stock, what leads you to believe this. That would be odd if that was the case
 
You are right Zippy about the ext. chokes on these guns, they appear as a after thought and do take away but to me they give you more options for the gun. If I were to spend 5k on a gun I would want them that way I could use it for more than just one sport. But thats just me
 
Pabuckslayer08,
That O/U P-gun is my only one with screw-ins (flush Brileys in the barrels and tubes) my others have fixed skeet chokes (standard and Tula).
 
If you look at guns with choke tubes, you see barrel ends that are swaged out to accommodate the tubes - very ugly and messing with the balance and MOI.

Zippy's pic is close to ideal (the gun make is IMO), although I would also have to include his former partner, Ivo. Then there is the Flodman, Bertuzzi, and a whole plethora of SxS makers

Plastic works fine for soda bottles, not shotguns
 
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