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Upland Side by Side
pickardjw:
Went out for opening day here in NE OR. Most of the guys I was with were running side by sides. Several Fox's in the group. I borrowed a 20ga semi-auto. It was light which was nice but I'm sold on getting a side by side. Love the way they swing and point.
Budget under $1k, preferably under $800. Happy to buy used on gunbroker to get a better value. Any suggestions on what to look for? Barrel length suggestions?
I don't hunt a ton of upland, no dog. Might use it duck hunting for fun. Just an excuse to add a gun to the safe.
baldopepper:
Personally have an old uggie 20.gauge Double. Not a real well known gun (real enthusiasts know them) but I love it. One of those guns that just seems to float to your shoulder and follows target easily. I shoot it better than any gun I've owned. Not the cheapest, but you might find one in your price range. Check em out online.
pickardjw:
--- Quote from: baldopepper on October 12, 2024, 08:38:18 PM ---Personally have an old uggie 20.gauge Double. Not a real well known gun (real enthusiasts know them) but I love it. One of those guns that just seems to float to your shoulder and follows target easily. I shoot it better than any gun I've owned. Not the cheapest, but you might find one in your price range. Check em out online.
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“Uggie” is the brand or is that a typo/auto-correct?
baldopepper:
Actual name is Ugartachea but commonly referred to as Uggies. You'll find info online under uggies.
wadu1:
The Weatherby Orion is not bad, I picked one up this spring. Sportsmans Wearhouse has them for under 1K. They are made in Turkey with Weatherby's design, warranty is handled by Briley in Texas.
https://weatherby.com/store/orion-sxs/
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