Sorry for the quality of the pictures. I was so busy fondeling the new stuff that I paid no attention to the old stuff ( Wife ) who was taking the pictures.
What you are seeing is two versions of essentially the same thing. Only difference being in stock and forend design and the single or double triggers.
Gun is a 20 ga with 22 inch barrels, both RIFFLED. ( I should note that the flyer I have says that the barrels are 24 inches while the tag on the gun and the representative there at the show both said 22 inches? ) Weighs in at about 6 3/4 pounds without the scope. Fit and finsh is as you would expect.
I could only see a couple of small items that I would think should be done differently. And mind you this is from a hunters perspective only.
It NEEDS a bigger recoil pad. I'll admit to being something of a recoil sissy so that my be a minority view but I think this thing will kick like a mule.
It could use a cheek piece just as is on European guns.
The top rib should be set up to accept some sort of mounting arrangement so that a non-traditional sighting device, one such as the Aimpoint Micro, can be mounted. And there needs to be more than one mounting position for the non-traditional device, one of which should be far enough forward to allow the gun to be graspec in the natural carry position, right around the chamber area.
Only UGLY item on the gun, and yes I do realize that it serves a very important function, is the adjustable barrel regulator that is at the muzzle. I did not get a very good picture of that but suffice to say it is not pretty. Kind of looks like a band around the muzzles. Ruins what would have been very nice smoth lines.
I understand the limitations of a load spicific double so I appreciate the reason for the ugly regulation device. Can not fault them for the thought.
Maybe they could make a offering of a model with traditional regulation to one load, a load of the buyers choice. I know this would add some cost as regulating is more art than science but doing away with the ugly thing at the end of that graceful gun would be a SIGNIFICANT improvement.
And yes.......!! The shot show is something. You can not walk through it in one day if you are at all interested in any aspect of shooting or hunting.