Got addicted to the 28 when I read an article in Outdoor Life back in the late 1970s. then moved in 81 to eastern MT where I started shooting upland with a Steyer Mannlicher principessa sxs 28. Couldn't get shells, so I ordered 71/2s 3/4 oz by the case (Remington, mostly). I shot huns, sharptail and pheasants and never a cage raised bird. The country is open and the shots can be longish. I have never recovered. My favorite memories are shooting roosters in deepish powder snow with a pointing dog.

When my mom knew she was leaving us she called me and told me that she wanted to leave me a gift to remember her by and that turned out to be a custom AyA #2 in 28.

It's been fun. Don't underestimate the 3/4 load of 7 1/2s. ;-{>8

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