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I have a choice of two guns to buy. One is an N.R. Davis and Sons. Very good to excellent condition. The other is a Stevens 311 in comparable condition. I can only buy one, and it will be a shooter. Price is are identical. Both are 20 bore. So which one do I buy?
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NR Davis 20 bore? That is rare. What model is it ?
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Go with the Stevens.
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NR Davis............by a long shot! Pun intended.
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Hey; Thats not a bad looking little 20...........
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davis, unless you want a your gun to double as a boat oar..then the stevens...
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Ok so let's put a nitro special in the mix. Again, equal price and quality. What then?
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I think I'd go with the nitro. If the Davis didn't have so much DROP, and you weren't after a "shooter", I'd snag that one. Oh, heck. Just buy the lightest one and be done with it.
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