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Joined:  Jan 2006 Posts: 15,462 Likes: 89 Sidelock |  
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Safe queen for sure....I bet it never even saw a "secret covey". |  |  |  
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Joined:  Mar 2011 Posts: 4,206 Likes: 648 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
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Sweet for sure.  My first shotgun purchased with earned money was a Sweet 16. I paid $150 for one in like new condition from Bob Hughes, a dealer in Athens, Ga. Gil |  |  |  
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|   Sidelock 
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If John Browning thought the A5 needed greased he would've put in a grease fitting. |  |  |  
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Joined:  Dec 2001 Posts: 7,321 Likes: 629 Sidelock |  
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Someone note the date...I agree with Frank. 
 
Firearms imports, consignments ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/Ez9oz9Rl.jpg)  |  |  |  
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Joined:  Jan 2002 Posts: 11,574 Likes: 167 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
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You MAY have difficulty with 7/8 oz reloads, or something like 7/8 (or especially 3/4 oz) RST.  Even on the light setting.  But Sweeties aren't so light that the standard 1 oz factory stuff is going to result in significant felt recoil.  They're a good bit lighter than a Standardweight 16, but even the lightest Sweeties (plain barrel, 26") aren't much more than a couple ounces under 6#.  Nice guns. |  |  |  
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Joined:  Feb 2003 Posts: 4,109 Likes: 78 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
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Mine is well over 7 pounds.
 I can't imagine how one would scale at under 6.
 
 "The price of good shotgunnery is constant practice" - Fred Kimble
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Joined:  Mar 2011 Posts: 3,030 Likes: 127 Sidelock |  
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Mine is well over 7 pounds.
 I can't imagine how one would scale at under 6.
 
 
At least we can agree on that. Even the 20s are more than 6 lbs. 
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I bought a 32" A-5 12ga Magnum (Jap). Switched the recoil spring/brass ring to standard model from my parts bin and it cycles all my 1 oz target loads like a dream. I put an extra full turkey choke in it and terrorize the five stand at my club. Lots of fun!!!!!!! 
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Joined:  Jan 2004 Posts: 7,540 Likes: 601 Sidelock |  
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It astounds me that these are considered classics.  I certainly don't see anything to like in them, but obviously we all have different tastes. 
 
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