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What do you have there Stovie? A little more info and a size reference would be helpful. I am guessing that is 8 shot not 8 gauge. By the looks those are 12 and 20 gauge brushes. So 28 gauge?

Or the sweet 16?
It's a little tick for the 28 and a little long for the 24, so I would think the 16 or a (3" ?) 20.
And that number 8 birdshot would do very good in a full choke, but then I wouldn't take a rollcrimp as my first choise.

hmm 20ga maybe???

I'll try 16 ga.

More guesses boys!

ONE guess please...not multiples.

Winner gets that nasty bore mop in the shot glass!

There are only two others that it could be so I'll go with 32 ga.

Comon people- that mop aint gona win itself!

Lets see some more guesses boys.

If it's not any of the above then it's a 24 ga.

wiersy111 wrote:

If it's not any of the above then it's a 24 ga.

Bingo!

Aloy gets a partial but...he made multiple guesses so...I'll send him some used patches.

The suspense was killing me.

Yer slighty abused, well broken in bore mop is in it's way sir!

CONGRATULATIONS!

And when do you send my patches? Maybe take your bike and bring them over? I will see I'll get some doves ready to be shot when you're here (as long as you don't rob our garbage-trucks).
I even could lent you a nice Dumoulin in cal 24, but that's only a single shot. Maybe you better make your choise in the doubles or semi-autos in 20, 16 or 12. Hunters here have not so good relations with pumpguns.

There might be 1 realy big item you should not forget: once you get the taste in old-style belgian made rifles and shotguns, you might have to sell your bike to forfill your desires...
Is it allowed to hang a little weagon on your bike?


and for your cal 24: I think the rollcrimp mislead me. Most things I have here show that caliber as 24-65 where 65 mm is the length of the shell, so very short.

Single shot's fine for me, less missing.

Yup- 65MM. It's a half-a-12 gauge!

Great. Getting hooked on Belgian guns, that could get expensive.