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Smith & Wesson Elite Gold Grade I 20 Gauge

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We did have minor concerns about the checkered butt on the stock (not to everyone’s taste) and the price tag, but came to the conclusion that the Smith & Wesson shotgun is worth the extra $400 and change.



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The English-style stock (note there is no buttplate or recoil pad) was both attractive and functional. even with the checkered butt, recoil was acceptable with game loads. Still, we would have preferred a recoil pad.

Slim and trim, this slender forearm that also displayed some fine wood is a classic feature of fine side-by-sides. We would advise shooters that the barrels can become uncomfortably hot under fast-paced shooting conditions.

Very attractive and locking up tight with no malfunctions, this case hardened receiver was favored by all the test team over the l.C. Smith receiver.

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