Thanks Ted! That pretty-well sums it up. I have a brother, a brother-in-law, and a father-in-law that prefer to shoot pumps as well (big ole'12-bores!), but I prefer to have them ready and willing to go when the time comes to hunt. Thus my additional battery of guns. And...for almost no money, I can keep them ploding along with these much-lighter, sub-gauge guns. I love a good value and these little corn-shuckers have it in spades!
I have had plenty of shotguns, but now own only one Charles Daly Field bottom ejector. It's 12ga 3" pump 28" vent-rib barrel with choke tubes. With these specs at 6lb11 oz it is probably among the lightest pump guns made. The only non-steel parts are: Bradley bead, white spacers, walnut stock, plastic butt plate and magazine plug. I'm done with buying shotguns.
