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They are on my contribution list from my upcoming RMD. Damn if I’ll pay a bunch of taxes…

Push the top lever to the right and open the barrels. With the forearm off you can lift the hooks off from the action bar. Reverse to join the barrels back on. To close you may need to move the top lever to the right. It makes cleaning easier to remove the barrels. Interesting that the gun is...

IIRC, there are two screws on the bottom of the forearm. Remove them and the forearm…

The barrel will indicate if the chokes are Invector (most likely) or Invector +. Did it come with any chokes and wrench?

Ha! I thought I was the only one who got one.

I used my iPhone compass once in deep fog to stay on course to the shore. It didn’t require service…

On Aeneas I’ve used power trolling to trigger strikes in the north end of the lake. Cast out a full sink, give it a slow ten count, then row as fast as I can. I got dozens of hits doing that…😀

Basically I’m a tug junkie…but there is several side benefits.

Why are Y’all mad at March? What did it do to you….?

16 bore ammo can be hard to find in given shot sizes. I reload my 16’s in whatever I want. If you still brew we could make a trade…just saying…

@Evan B , what you really need is a double barrel gun…😉 Now there’s a rabbit hole for you…let me help you.

You’re on the right path, keep searching…

@Guy Gregory brings up a very valid point. Shotgun fit is important. The right drop at heel and length of pull is critical to a good cheek weld. Nothing beats being able to shoulder a gun to see if it fits and buying online is a crap shoot. One can always check one out at a Cabelas…

It has a bit of “patina” but it will shoot…

@Evan B , both Invector and Invector + chokes can be had if one is missing on a used gun.

They’re hard to beat, make sure it has interchangeable chokes and it’s very versatile. Never a glitch with either one, the 16 is a great grouse gun. I bought a short barrel for the 12 for turkey…

I have two BPS’s, 12 and 16 bore. Love ‘em. Bottom loading makes you a favorite in the blind, no spent hulls in your friend’s face.

IMHO, to stay close to your budget look at the Mossberg 500. Accuset chokes, twin action bars, 3” chamber. If you can’t kill it with 2 3/4” ….well, you know. $545.00 MSRP

Luckily, we have a local residential beekeeper, we buy from him.

The first of two or three planter boxes for herbs this year. The yard is not conducive to ground gardening. These will find sunny spots.