Whichever one I have more shells for at the moment.

12 ga Browning A5
20 ga Browning Citori

There was a good sale on Herters 12 gauge shells at Cabelas but it was only a 1 day sale. $4.99 per box

Mine would be the Charles Daly Field 12ga bottom pic , then my CZ 12ga, Winchester 1400 20 ga aint to bad either , my son loves his Stoeger O/U 20 ga

Those Urika's are nice guns. Hard to come by used.

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I shoot a Benelli SuperSport 12g

it's a really light, smooth with little muzzle flip, no recoil

Browning A5 12GA - When I feel the need to abuse my shoulder.
Browning A5 20GA - When the former bruises my shoulder
Browning White Lightning 12GA - When i want to show other hunters shooting Beneli's that expensive guns need to also look good...lol
Remington 1100 12GA 26" - AKA "The Machine" old and smooth like good whiskey.
Remington 1100 12GA 28" - When I feel like giving the later a rest.
Remington 870 20GA - When I want to give the doubles a chance

Mossberg 500

Yes they are!

That just look like expensive six doves complemented with the edited pic fancy whistle case and shells. I may need to make one like that with my sling shot in my backyard when I get a limit with a bunch of rocks a piece of a tree and an old oversized rubberband.

While the city bus may do a perfectly functional job of getting us to work each day, I believe that most would prefer to make the commute in a Corvette or Cadillac, according to taste. It's very easy to enjoy nice things.

all i use

I've killed dove with every gun i've ever owned but had a chance to use a 28 ga. O/U a few years back and was in dis belief at how lethal it was. My limit that afternoon was quick and effortless with the light weight little gun with no recoil.

So to choose a perfect dove gun for me would be a 28 ga. O/U with an Italian birth certificate.

Those 28ga shotguns are fun to shoot! I'm saving up to get a Browning 725 in 28ga.

Remington 1100 will probably get the nod opening day... But I did just buy a browning Maxus, and it's gonna be hard to explain why I just spent that much $$$ and not be using it the first chance I get to the fiancé. She'll be there with her sx3

Yes they are. I just wish I had gone with the 28" barrel.

Winchester 101 XTR -improved top ,modified bottom.
cause I like to see them empties pop out and having a bruised shoulder !!! LOL !!!!

1957 Ithaca 37 in a 16 gauge, IC choke, one ounce of #8's. Money.Ithaca 20 gauge also a superb choice.

Let me know if you ever want to sell that 16ga.

Whichever one you are accustomed to!!

Opening morning it WILL be the Browning Sweet Sixteen. If I am shooting white wing in the evening it will be Rem. Wingmaster 16 gauge.( or maybe the newest Browning full choke standard weight 16) The ultimate gauge for dove is the 16 anyway.

28 gauge is my choice as well. I've killed more birds with my Remington 870 28 gauge than all my other guns combined.

Bought one in a kids model for the wife, 21" barrel. I put a big boy butt stock and use it as a loaner for quail hunts. No one complains.

A400

I'll probably catch alot of grief over this, but my preferred shotgun is the Mossberg 500C 20ga with 26" chambered for 2-3/4" and 3" with a modified choke.My shotgun started off as a 500C Persuader but I got a Youth Bantam 26" barrel and I love it. I am a big guy, 6' and 250 lbs and I prefer the 20ga for the lighter weight and easier handling that the 12ga or 16ga. Plus, if I mess it up, I am not out a grand like I would be if I had one of the 3-B's. I also like a pump over a semi-auto because it makes me concentrate on my shot better and not burn through all three rounds without aiming. You tend to make your shot count more if you know that 1 may be all you get.